"Fans can become obsessed and develop a parasocial relationship" Me, to my good buddies Mike and Jay: Hahaha that is so true. Would you guys care for another beer?
Great Nathan Rabin quote: “The Fanatic never explicitly establishes exactly what is going on with Moose neurologically so Travolta plays him as someone who doesn’t possess a mental illness but rather all of them. It’s as if Travolta went to a mental hospital and decided to adopt the tics and mannerisms of everyone he encountered, even the staff and the visitors. “
@@jimmypadilla3441 Manic behavior. Schizophrenics tend to jump from subject to subject, which Travolta shows as he goes from playing with antlers to banging on a piano.
It's not really autistic either. Autistic adults can show almost no signs of autism, not to mention that high intelligence people also have some autistic tendencies and they're actually pretty common with a huge part of people having some form of behaviourism derived from them. Autism's not really even a sickness and considered by some as the next stage of evolution.
@@TheAlmightyLoli A state of mania is different from Logorrhea. Being in a manic state is just to be excessively excitable or having a massively excessive amount of energy. The switching from subject to subject I would say is more like Logorrhea, though I think even that is the wrong term. Word salad also doesn't fit because the sentences he is saying have a common subject most of the time.
@@Bale4BondYeah, it's from Hamlet. The guy who said it is an idiot who won't shut up. He goes on for like 20 more minutes talking about the 'arms and legs' of wit.
Hes actually a good director and producer tho. Hating Limp Bizkit is pretty 15 years ago. Go to any of their videos and look at the comments. It's now more popular to like them. (And for good reason imo) it just stick to cardi B or whatever.
@@Elementalofall there’s some charm to Fred durst and limp bizkit for sure especially now but I don’t think the op is so wrong for assuming a lack of quality. I mean we’re talking about the guy that screamed chocolate starfish into a microphone and made millions of dollars
How jay is shocked by mike’s opinion on John Travolta’s acting makes me think that they sit in silence until this recording and that’s hilarious to me.
When the RLM behind the scenes documentary is made, we'll learn that Jay and Mike are bitter rivals who never speak to each other off camera. In fact, Mike is the William Shatner of RLM and everyone hates him, but they'll all make up years later. Everyone except Jay that is. Like Takei he's taking it to the grave.
Fun fact about the "regal" character played by Rosie O'Donnell. She's a real person, and lives in Reading Pa. The locals here know her as the "Furby Lady". When I was in high school, I worked at a local Wendy's. I ran the cash register at the time. One day the "Furby Lady" came in and wanted to order. But before she came up to the counter, she moved 3 tables side by side along with 8 chairs to fit each spot. She then took her backpack off and place it on 1 of the chairs & proceeded to reach in and pull out Furby after Furby until all 7 furbys were placed in each chair, leaving one chair for herself to sit in. Once she had settled them in, she came up to the counter and wanted to place an order. I shit you not...she ordered 1 baked potato with the container half filled with water and demanded a straw be poked through each potato so that it could reach the water below. Not only did we accommodate her, we also served each one to her and her furbys and left them to enjoy their meal. Long story short, she got pissed off at the furbys for not eating their meals, got loud and angry about it, grounded each and every one of them with a scolding, packed them back into her bag and returned to the counter asking for a refund (which we gave her) all while apologizing for the furbys behavior. She then left the building and took the bus back home (I'm assuming). Years down the line, I was working at blockbuster. I used to have to take the bus to get out to 5th Street highway. I get on the bus and start feeding my $2 for the bus fare and the whole time I'm doing this, I hear a baby just whaling and crying, it was insanely loud. I turn around to walk back and take a seat and I see the "Furby Lady" sitting in a seat up front with a mechanical stuffed panda on her lap...except the panda was the whaling baby that I initially heard. She was consoling it like a mother to a new born. Needless to say...my mind was blown.
@@unscenegamers Oh you sweet, summer child, you should know hiring Rich Evans in your movie is basically the same thing as just printing money. High cost for even higher rewards
I spent six years working extensively with spectrum disorders. John Travolta reminds me of a very specific man I helped for about five months. It’s uncanny. He’s super uncomfortable to watch in this, but that man was super uncomfortable to work with. Robert DJ was right, you never go full regal. It’s way too hard to watch. People who don’t know this is what it can look like can’t comprehend it, and people who know it well see this and get stuck comparing it to the real world. There’s almost a subliminal effect, like going to a zoo and seeing violent predators in cages from a few feet away, you can watch peacefully enough, but you can never shake the feeling that there’s something wrong with the situation. The 4 year olds looking at the big cat would be a snack anywhere else. And the people watching the film wouldn’t be watching this closely anywhere else, they’d just try to ignore the person in order to prevent the embarrassment of all parties involved. Cinema makes it safe to be a voyeur, but with full regal, where the character isn’t clearly overcoming things in the world but is barely surviving them, people see something that has too much dissonance with what they’d tolerate watching in the real world to accept it on film.
I'm also late to the party, but that's interesting from my perspective on the other side of it, being on the spectrum with associated comorbid issues. Things like this film make me uncomfortable whether the disorders depicted are made explicit or not and even if done accurately/tastefully. Can be hard to watch as you say, yet I've also always had a sort of morbid fascination with it. I can't however get too bothered by how fair depictions are of autism especially. It's only been in the past decade or so that science and then the general public have started understanding it better. It's complex like anything to do with the brain and hard to make sense of the spectrum being, y'know, a spectrum. Anyway, thanks for sharing.
Actually, after DOCTOR Evans won his second Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor, he made a very public vow to never take on another "Digital" role. This statement was widely viewed by the Pre-Post-Post-Modern Filmtelligentsia as a statement of protest and solidarity after the needless and gruesome death of beloved "character actor" Ser Andrew Serkis - known by Filmthusiasts in every corner of Bunker Earth for his timeless and captivating performance in the paradigm-shifting "Avengers: Age of Ultron" from Pre-Great-End 2015. As every "Serkis Freak" knows, Ser Serkis tragically perished in 2021 when a "... mountain..." (B.J. Synger, "The Good Old Days" - 2024, Saint Bay's Press) of CGI procesor farms "... rained down like boulders," (Synger again) onto Ser Serkis following a critical Windows 12 meltdown and the subsequent studio-wide inferno. Doctor Evans and his historic oratory on the systemic, industry-wide and endemic abuse of so-called "CGI-Sluts" are now widely credited with kick-starting the "RGI" (Reality Generated Images) movent of 2022, spearheading the filmic rennaissance of the young directors' movement now known as the "NBRGI" period (Negative Budget Reality Generated Images) that would blossom following the Big End and the Great Subterranean Migration to Bunker Earth. In conclusion, Doctor Rich Evans would never agree to be a "CGI Slut" and his tenacity in fighting for this issue is estimated to have saved over 300 "digital performers'" lives. All Filmtelligentsients in every echoing cavern of Bunker Earth owe a tremendous debt to Dr. Rich Evans and your attempted joke is intrinsically paradoxical on a fundamental level to anyone who has spent even a modicum of time combing the Hall of Burnt Records for contemporary (and posthumous) sources on Dr. Evans' career.
Revan 1313 it's a running gag with RLM to butcher names. A lot of people get whooshed by that. All the Plinkett reviews do it with comedic perfection 🤣 "Marty McFly, John McClain, Neo, Billy Peltzer...and Kevin Bacon" 🤣🤣🤣
Two further facts about this adds more mystery to it all. Travolta took the role in the first place as tribute for his son, who had autism and died in '09, and Travolta has said this Moose is his favourite character hes portrayed.
One thing I find funny is how Devon Sawa, who is playing a celebrity dealing with an insane homicidal fan in this movie, was also the guy who played the titular insane homicidal fan in the music video for "Stan". It took almost 20 years, but he finally got to play both parts.
"We can't prove he killed the maid, we can't hold him on anything... we're gonna have to let him go." "Sir, forensics found this in his car." *gets handed limp bizkit album* "We can get him the chair if he doesn't pleed insanity."
Explosion of comments from autistic people on Stuckman's channel, they were all saying this film was violently offensive to them and the portrayal of autism by this film. Oddly enough no reviewers mention it on RT, and these guys haven't either, just that he has mental illness.
@@HOTD108_ Oh I'm sorry, Christ Stuckman and this film weren't enough of a criteria to mention a Christ Stuckman related comment? If you could so kindly send me a copy of what's allowed to be posted on someone else's comment so I can adhere to CZcams's prestigious comment section I would much appreciate it lol.
I feel like it started as a Keystone Cops reference but then either someone didn't get it or they were worried that audiences wouldn't understand a reference to a hundred year-old series of film shorts.
John Travolta as Batman, Bruce Willis as Robin, Nic Cage as the Joker and Bill Murray as Alfred. There's just an outline of a script and everyone is encouraged to improv.
You're missing the key ingredient! If you want to make the sickliest blender pitch ever, don't forget to add Fred Durst to your mix! He's the curdling agent!
What about blending with Deep Rising's blender pitch? "Forrest Gump meets Aliens meets Die Hard meets Titanic meets Taxi Driver"--now THERE is a movie I'd watch
18:35 Devon Sawa said on The Movie Crypt podcast that he improvised the Limp Bizkit scene in the car. Fred Durst had no intention of keeping that take in the final cut, but John Travolta's team had the final say in the editing room, and they decided to keep it in.
To be fair, that's exactly what Fred Durst **would** say... He knows that name dropping his own band in his own movie is the movie version of a band wearing their own shirts, so he has to misdirect on account of how shameful it is.
Wow that actually makes sense like when Jennifer Aniston when the blooper they all played the friends song and it was just a Inside joke I'm proud of Fred not doing that
I feel like a better narration choice that would make more sense would be if Moose himself was narrating instead of that girl, and sounding very serious and "True Hollywood Star-esque," how he thinks he himself sounds in his head because of how much he wants to be taken seriously as a performer...
You know, if that idea were taking seriously and with a lot of research, it could be an interesting look at the thought process of a fan like this and what comments/actions from himself or others influence him. Maybe there are already movies like that, though.
isn't that sorta similar to that one penn gillette movie where he kidnaps a woman and makes her do a movie with him? the same movie that the production company had to hold back because of the plinkett reviews
20:56: Mike references a mostly forgotten Wesley Snipes film. Jay references some obscure bizarre German film. Yep, that sums up their personalities perfectly.
I'm surprised they didn't go into more of a comparison of The Fan, considering the overall plot is the same: an obsessed sports fan tries to insert himself into a baseball player's life with murderous results.
*John Travolta "regallly" messes up his lines multiple times* Assistant: Should we try again? Fred Durst: KEEP ROLLIN, ROLLIN, ROLLIN' ROLLIN' ROLLIN' ROLLIN'!
they’ve lost too many Brain cells from all that drinking. No other explanation the movie is pure crap, the only person who manages to carry anything of value in it, is Devon Sawa.
@@sundownsupper7409 The videography is meh, we’re not dealing with any visionary or artistic visionaries here the fact that the film looks like a film is about the only real kudos it deserves.
@@mckenzie.latham91 more likely they are sick of talking about the next batch of superhero reboots crossovers prequels and sequels and are desperate for anything else that atleast resembles some sort of humanity. Its a sad day for cinema when a movie made by the limp bizkit singer is more interesting to discuss than the big box office movies
Well, yeah, but Pulp Fiction was a comeback role. Before that, he'd also been relegated to crap for a good while. He also made Battlefield Earth a few years after Pulp Fiction, soooo....
Worked with special needs kids for about eight years, the rocking back and forth is pretty common. Most of the ones who did rock did not constantly do it, it was only when placed in situations where their anxiety rises and they just don't know what to do with themselves. There were definitely moments where I could see glimpses of some of my former students behaving in similar ways, though as an educator the goal is to try and set them up to be as independent as possible. Some are able to basically live alone with roommates, take the bus too and from work and are quite fine being on their own to some degree. The more independent they can be the better quality of life they're typically going to have, because in some cases for whatever reasons - their family may not be around for assistance.
I love how he says it at first, and then realizes it's true, and goes "That's actually *literally* true" as if he initially just said it as a joke. 😂😂😂
John Travolta had a teenage son who was “severely” autistic and mostly nonverbal. he passed away in an accident a few years ago. I suspect he’s doing an impression of his son.
I’m doubtful since a severely autistic person wouldn’t talk a fraction as much as he does. Their thoughts are fragmented and hard to contextualize. Travolta kind of just rambles about things like the village idiot in a cartoon. Besides the obsessive aspects of his personality, everything else is pretty off-base from anyone actually on the spectrum
Now when ever I hear the word poppycock (which admittedly and thankfully is infrequent) I hear John Travolta saying it in my head and I need to suppress the urge to burst out laughing.
If I hear Paul McCartney or John Lennon in public, odds are I'm gonna start spouting "The Beatles are coming, the Beatles are coming" in his terrible accent
Nah, he should no longer be trusted to not do stupid shit with his career. He had so much opportunity and squandered it and I can't understand why. It would be entertaining in a morbid way though.
@@tomschult133 Maybe Travolta would have done better in old Hollywood when actors had little to no control in what they were cast in because the studios would just size up what they were good at and cast them in suitable roles in movies they believed in. No way they would let him do a Battlefield Earth back then.
Honestly, as much as they hate Leonardo DiCaprio, I feel like he's one of the few people that actually pulled off "full Regal", in _What's Eating Gilbert Grape_
Metallicfender I still think that was Leo’s best performance, and his most Oscar worthy one. He went up against stiff competition that year though and Tommy Lee Jones beat him out(TLJ was great though too so I understand why he won)
@@coolmanjack1995 Oh really?! The idea of the movie, pissed me off. I'll have to give it a chance. Reason why I never did (at the time), I have Asperger's. Sooooo school was fun when you heard the word retarded every day. So again I'll have to try it out.
@@pkshowsupnoobsallday I just looked it up, and I was surprised to find out they actually used real mentally disabled people. And that the Farley brothers, praise the mentally disabled people. So again I'll give it another chance. Having that mind set.
@@JackedThor-so It's a drama based on a book of the same name. But the characters were made more extreme in the film adaptation, as is clearly evident in the performance.
Something about the end you’re missing: hospitals tend to alert the police when someone comes in covered in blood, missing 3 fingers and an eye. Also, at the house, once the cops saw the puddle of blood, one of them might have thought “Hey, anybody know whose fingers those are?”
The rocking is just a stim, a way for people with autism or ADHD to get out energy. It's more commonly associated with autism, but I have ADHD and I rock occasionally, when I'm really stressed.
I do honestly feel like that's where the inspiration comes from. Fred Durst probably had some autistic fan that was in love with him, and he thought it would make a good movie.
In defense of not speaking to the police when being arrested (37:30), while perhaps not believable (most people would try to explain things) it is most likely the best actual behavior. The evidence isn't going anywhere (except maybe rope marks on his wrists, although those should be documented upon booking), and the police are an adversary in a legal game, so waiting until you have a lawyer to provide advice and take action for you is almost certainly the best choice to maximally defend yourself legally.
But the character is portrayed as having zero guile or subtlety. It makes zero sense that "Hunter Dunbar" would be able to keep his cool around the cops when he's known for having a hair-trigger temper around the mentally challenged. The dude would have broken down and spilled his guts immediately. Problem with this movie is just the script...it looks great, it's acted well, but someone decided that Limp Biscuit references and Poppycock and constant ad-libbing was okay for the dialogue. This is what happens when pretentious film-makers under estimate the importance of a good script which is the foundation for the rest of the film. The first line of dialogue in the movie is "Can't talk, gotta poo". That's what the writer chose to open his dark, brooding script about para-social behavior with; that's what he chose to set up the whole mood of this film. It's just insane. 😂 edit: also i know i'm 2 years late but RLM threads are always fascinating and it's worth reflecting on what you guys comment with on their videos. Lots of intelligent people like yourself watching this channel. Thanks for your time if you read this. Writing it helped clarify my own thoughts.
A rich celebrity would absolutely not do that regardless of their temperament. They’re more lawyered up than anyone. This false perception of what people would or wouldn’t do has gotta be the most damaging part of crime media.
it sounds like john travolta's reputation as a star of terrible movies has been extended for another fifty cycles! with endless options for renewal! with endless options for renewal! with endless options for renewal! with endless options for renewal! with endless options for renewal!
13:00 As a person that has Autism in the family, I can confirm to you that the rocking back and forth is a real thing. It's actually very uncomfortable to try to sit still.
This is one of the videos I come back and watch when I just need to relax my brain a bit. This and the review of Jack & Jill are my go-to videos for stress relief.
16:11 "He seems like a real crazy person that could really exist and that would do that in real life." That's because he is a real crazy person, Jay. His name is John Travolta.
29:08 "Uuhh Devon Sawa, he lives alone in his Hollywood mansion and there is maid there, and the maid is scared because she sees John Travolta running around their property." This line cracks me so much, this is too good.
Tbh, multiple times I've seen really miserable people try to perform on streets, dressed in the most disgusting and unconvincing costumes and get ignored by everyone. It's so depressing to look at, that's why this theme really hits me hard
12:50 The rocking back and forth thing is called Vestibular Stimming (self-stimulatory behavior). It's most common in sedentary people with severe autism disorders. It's probably caused by miscommunication of the spine and the brain which makes these people feel more balanced and grounded when their spine is moving. Something that seems to help a lot for most patients is regular exercise focused on back extension, pull-ups, squats and deadlifts to improve strength and mind muscle connection.
24:03 "I guess the theme of the movie is, like, everybody's shitty?" Close, but it's actually "everything is f**ked, and everybody sucks." It's just one of those films.
Now I can only picture Fred behind the camera the whole time in a track suit and a backwards cap doing weird dances while John Travolta is acting like a crazy person. XD
Or it was just a patch. This movie was obviously low budget, so Fred picking a song for the scene he already owns the rights to and doesn’t have to pay for seems not only practical, but a little in-joke.
@@jamesduncan6729 I feel it’s at least a little self aware, but it does kind of give me a Pauly Shore reminiscing about his career in the 90s on the Joe Rogan Experience kind of vibe.
You guys keep saying the people like this need to be institutionalized. But all institutions will do will drug them up and send them on their way for a couple of days. I think what you're meaning to say is he needs to be put in a DSP program. Institutions don't help long-term DSP programs help integration into society.
Somewhere in Vietnam, a drug cartel will fall in love with this movie
I don't get it. Sorry
I hope this is coming out on VHS
And someday, Travolta will be in Vietnam and will reprise his role on stage
@@Brandon-bc1fz Tropic Thunder.
The cartel were actually in Laos in Tropic Thunder
It's official: Rich Evans is a bigger box office draw than John Travolta.
@EbberDeeMills I'll stand in line for that one
I hear he's more popular than jesus
AS GOD HIMSELF INTENDED.
The red spot on Jay's shirt trumps both.
@@steev.homohumanism The way people focus on the mysterious stain on Jays's shirt reminds me of Jupiter's Great Red Spot
"Fans can become obsessed and develop a parasocial relationship"
Me, to my good buddies Mike and Jay: Hahaha that is so true. Would you guys care for another beer?
Literally Mike and Jay are my buddies that I hang out with after work
@@mdihero They're the drunk guys who let me do my homework in the shop because the internet in my house is spotty
Thaaaat's right Jay!
Mike and Jay are MY friends, back OFF
@@waterbottle6644 It's cool you can hang out with us if you like.
I clapped when Hunter Dunbar found Moose hiding in the top floor and said "what is this, some sort of fan attic?"
Hahahaha
10/10
This gave me life!
That was a pretty funny joke but please never speak again.
Like in Star Trek: First Contact when Zefram Cochrane tells the crew of the Enterprise "and you're astronauts... on some kind of... Star Trek!"
I can't believe somebody made an unironic "Simple Jack" movie...
reflecting H my first thought haha
Holy fuck it is. Ben Stiller has more class...
check out "I am Sam" lol
reflecting H there’s a lot of them
I also immediately thought of "Simple Jack" when I saw the trailer for this. HAHAHAHA!!!
Great Nathan Rabin quote:
“The Fanatic never explicitly establishes exactly what is going on with Moose neurologically so Travolta plays him as someone who doesn’t possess a mental illness but rather all of them. It’s as if Travolta went to a mental hospital and decided to adopt the tics and mannerisms of everyone he encountered, even the staff and the visitors. “
@@jimmypadilla3441
Manic behavior. Schizophrenics tend to jump from subject to subject, which Travolta shows as he goes from playing with antlers to banging on a piano.
It's not really autistic either. Autistic adults can show almost no signs of autism, not to mention that high intelligence people also have some autistic tendencies and they're actually pretty common with a huge part of people having some form of behaviourism derived from them. Autism's not really even a sickness and considered by some as the next stage of evolution.
@@TheAlmightyLoli A state of mania is different from Logorrhea.
Being in a manic state is just to be excessively excitable or having a massively excessive amount of energy.
The switching from subject to subject I would say is more like Logorrhea, though I think even that is the wrong term.
Word salad also doesn't fit because the sentences he is saying have a common subject most of the time.
@@TheAlmightyLoli trouble is people with austism also jump from topic to topic
I fucking love Nathan Rabin. He's on the money with that description.
"Brevity is the soul of wit"
- William Shakespeare
"I can't talk too long. I gotta go poop"
- John Travolta
William Shakesman said that
*Poo
Clarification: the soul of wit is brevity *because* one has to poop
@@Bale4BondYeah, it's from Hamlet. The guy who said it is an idiot who won't shut up. He goes on for like 20 more minutes talking about the 'arms and legs' of wit.
Lmao when John Travolta starts screaming from having his eye stabbed, the closed captions says [Music].
LMFAO
Even his screams are music
*_WHAT IS THAT MELODY!?_*
When you put the youtube captions on a Limp Bizkit music video, they just read [Crap]
@Lee McDonald That's right, Jay.
John Travolta and Nicolas Cage walk into a bar...The barman says, "Why the wrong face?"
✌🤣
Crazy how both of their careers were huge in the 90s, now they are a complete joke.
the real truth is they never changed their faces back
@Intra Ignis If I wanted to kill myself I'd climb your ego and jump to your IQ.
@@reyalexandro well a cage movie you might think " could be entertaining atleast" travolta movie " nope"
"John Travolta is the nicholas cage of actors." Perfect joke
"That's high praise." - Nicholas Cage
Funny because they starred together in Face Off.
Because Nic Cage has ascended beyond being classified as an actor
@@jinvid it's obviously the Face Off joke.
John Travolta is the Battlefield Earth of people.
It’s hard to explain my reaction when I realized they were not joking about Fred durst being the director
"Dumbfounded" would be a good way to put it, I guess
Same lol, definitely very odd 💀
I googled it immediately after they made the joke, in utter fear.
Hes actually a good director and producer tho. Hating Limp Bizkit is pretty 15 years ago. Go to any of their videos and look at the comments.
It's now more popular to like them. (And for good reason imo) it just stick to cardi B or whatever.
@@Elementalofall there’s some charm to Fred durst and limp bizkit for sure especially now but I don’t think the op is so wrong for assuming a lack of quality. I mean we’re talking about the guy that screamed chocolate starfish into a microphone and made millions of dollars
I am not a person who "cringes" but the O'Donnell clips tested me on a profound level.
Same here and I don't get easily triggered too. And that tested my trigger.
forsenH
One can scarcely fathom the many manhours expended by many handlers over many decades to conceal the true Rosie glimpsed here.
I just threw up, in my mouth, a little (it was alot)
The movie is 'riding the bus with my sister' if you're looking for more of that feeling
How jay is shocked by mike’s opinion on John Travolta’s acting makes me think that they sit in silence until this recording and that’s hilarious to me.
They're probably don't discuss it until filming so everything is "real" and reactions genuine. Probably.
When the RLM behind the scenes documentary is made, we'll learn that Jay and Mike are bitter rivals who never speak to each other off camera.
In fact, Mike is the William Shatner of RLM and everyone hates him, but they'll all make up years later. Everyone except Jay that is. Like Takei he's taking it to the grave.
I don't think they always watch the movies together.
@@HOTD108_ also he's heading towards an early grave
The shock, terror and disgust that flashes across his face within 3 seconds is the best proof he’s not QUITE dead inside that we’ve had in years
A vending machine funded a movie?
It seems like the movie itself makes that evident.
What a time to be alive
@@oopalmer ya, u just need a bunch of money
@ihatescreennames89 sup?
So did Coka-Cola and McDonald's, it was called Mac and Me and it had no right to exist...
Fun fact about the "regal" character played by Rosie O'Donnell. She's a real person, and lives in Reading Pa. The locals here know her as the "Furby Lady". When I was in high school, I worked at a local Wendy's. I ran the cash register at the time. One day the "Furby Lady" came in and wanted to order. But before she came up to the counter, she moved 3 tables side by side along with 8 chairs to fit each spot. She then took her backpack off and place it on 1 of the chairs & proceeded to reach in and pull out Furby after Furby until all 7 furbys were placed in each chair, leaving one chair for herself to sit in. Once she had settled them in, she came up to the counter and wanted to place an order. I shit you not...she ordered 1 baked potato with the container half filled with water and demanded a straw be poked through each potato so that it could reach the water below. Not only did we accommodate her, we also served each one to her and her furbys and left them to enjoy their meal. Long story short, she got pissed off at the furbys for not eating their meals, got loud and angry about it, grounded each and every one of them with a scolding, packed them back into her bag and returned to the counter asking for a refund (which we gave her) all while apologizing for the furbys behavior. She then left the building and took the bus back home (I'm assuming).
Years down the line, I was working at blockbuster. I used to have to take the bus to get out to 5th Street highway. I get on the bus and start feeding my $2 for the bus fare and the whole time I'm doing this, I hear a baby just whaling and crying, it was insanely loud. I turn around to walk back and take a seat and I see the "Furby Lady" sitting in a seat up front with a mechanical stuffed panda on her lap...except the panda was the whaling baby that I initially heard. She was consoling it like a mother to a new born. Needless to say...my mind was blown.
People man, goddamn.
This went from sad yet sweet to completely terrifying in the span of a single sentence. What an insane experience this must’ve been.
This story is not nearly as interesting as you think
@@Fucklifedeadshit lol yes it is
@@thehomelessdude5593 I have sympathy for your friends
Would have never thought I'd see the day where John Travolta would play Chris-Chan.
*don't call anyone*
@Stephon Caston II Just wait 'til the sequel/crossover with _Sonic_ 2020 and _Detective Pikachu._
@Aus Tronaut Who would they cast to play The Internet Lumberjack?
@@DistractedGlobeGuy Marlon Brando. They would have to dig him up, but he'd be PERFECT.
@@mc_zittrer8793 I was thinking maybe Dennis Hopper, but yeah, I guess Btando would be better at playing an actual crazy guy.
It was nic cage the entire time ruining john Travolta's life, they never switched faces back. It's a sequal to face off
oh my god
Better movie!
Next level fan fiction
Sequel*
The sequal should be called 'Face On'. Is John Woo still alive?
SpaceCop made more than $3,000???
OH MY GAWDDDDDDDD
Of course, they had superstar Rich Evans in it.
@@kingoftropes922 I thought the film lost money paying for Rich Evans' incredibly high appearance fees.
$2,900 is me
@@unscenegamers Oh you sweet, summer child, you should know hiring Rich Evans in your movie is basically the same thing as just printing money. High cost for even higher rewards
Timmy B It has Rich Evans in it. How could it NOT make over a billion dollars?
Those Rosie O'donnell clips made me EXTREMELY uncomfortable. Especially the faces she made.
You can make this same comment on literally any clip of Rosie O’Donnell.
I heard she pulled out a rotting tooth in an interview once
I never get offended (especially me being mentally challenged), that pissed me off.
@@Cainhurst1 nice reference
She’s a shit person
I spent six years working extensively with spectrum disorders. John Travolta reminds me of a very specific man I helped for about five months. It’s uncanny. He’s super uncomfortable to watch in this, but that man was super uncomfortable to work with. Robert DJ was right, you never go full regal. It’s way too hard to watch. People who don’t know this is what it can look like can’t comprehend it, and people who know it well see this and get stuck comparing it to the real world. There’s almost a subliminal effect, like going to a zoo and seeing violent predators in cages from a few feet away, you can watch peacefully enough, but you can never shake the feeling that there’s something wrong with the situation. The 4 year olds looking at the big cat would be a snack anywhere else. And the people watching the film wouldn’t be watching this closely anywhere else, they’d just try to ignore the person in order to prevent the embarrassment of all parties involved. Cinema makes it safe to be a voyeur, but with full regal, where the character isn’t clearly overcoming things in the world but is barely surviving them, people see something that has too much dissonance with what they’d tolerate watching in the real world to accept it on film.
I know you comment was 2 freaking years ago, but base on my experience working with kids with special needs your analysis was perfect.
I'm also late to the party, but that's interesting from my perspective on the other side of it, being on the spectrum with associated comorbid issues.
Things like this film make me uncomfortable whether the disorders depicted are made explicit or not and even if done accurately/tastefully. Can be hard to watch as you say, yet I've also always had a sort of morbid fascination with it.
I can't however get too bothered by how fair depictions are of autism especially. It's only been in the past decade or so that science and then the general public have started understanding it better. It's complex like anything to do with the brain and hard to make sense of the spectrum being, y'know, a spectrum.
Anyway, thanks for sharing.
wat
Fascinating thank you.
This is the single best youtube comment i ever read
I would totally buy a movie where Rich Evans stalks celebrity Rich Evans. He plays both roles.
Actually, after DOCTOR Evans won his second Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor, he made a very public vow to never take on another "Digital" role. This statement was widely viewed by the Pre-Post-Post-Modern Filmtelligentsia as a statement of protest and solidarity after the needless and gruesome death of beloved "character actor" Ser Andrew Serkis - known by Filmthusiasts in every corner of Bunker Earth for his timeless and captivating performance in the paradigm-shifting "Avengers: Age of Ultron" from Pre-Great-End 2015.
As every "Serkis Freak" knows, Ser Serkis tragically perished in 2021 when a "... mountain..." (B.J. Synger, "The Good Old Days" - 2024, Saint Bay's Press) of CGI procesor farms "... rained down like boulders," (Synger again) onto Ser Serkis following a critical Windows 12 meltdown and the subsequent studio-wide inferno.
Doctor Evans and his historic oratory on the systemic, industry-wide and endemic abuse of so-called "CGI-Sluts" are now widely credited with kick-starting the "RGI" (Reality Generated Images) movent of 2022, spearheading the filmic rennaissance of the young directors' movement now known as the "NBRGI" period (Negative Budget Reality Generated Images) that would blossom following the Big End and the Great Subterranean Migration to Bunker Earth.
In conclusion, Doctor Rich Evans would never agree to be a "CGI Slut" and his tenacity in fighting for this issue is estimated to have saved over 300 "digital performers'" lives.
All Filmtelligentsients in every echoing cavern of Bunker Earth owe a tremendous debt to Dr. Rich Evans and your attempted joke is intrinsically paradoxical on a fundamental level to anyone who has spent even a modicum of time combing the Hall of Burnt Records for contemporary (and posthumous) sources on Dr. Evans' career.
Hah ! That's Rich !!!
The Spare Rich Project
_~nodding~_
_~nodding frantically~_
_~pounding my fist on the table~_
😆
I thought “Directed by Limp Bizkit” was a joke. WTF
He did a movie starring jesse eisenberg. Iput it on netflix and as soon as Fred Durst's name came on I was out.
it is not directed by limp bizkit. it is directed by fred durst, or is he the whole band? he is not
It was a joke. It's also reality.
Revan 1313 it's a running gag with RLM to butcher names. A lot of people get whooshed by that. All the Plinkett reviews do it with comedic perfection 🤣
"Marty McFly, John McClain, Neo, Billy Peltzer...and Kevin Bacon" 🤣🤣🤣
yea they even play a song and explicitly talk about the band
During the scenes that went on and on... do you think Fred Durst said “don’t cut, just keep rollin rollin rollin...”
I’ll let myself out.
i dont know how to react to this pun.......anger or disgust..........angust ...yeah that seems about right
Boooooooooo!
That should have been Rolands theme song in THE DARK TOWER
I laughed at this. I am ashamed to have laughed at this.
Oh shut the fffffront door.
Two further facts about this adds more mystery to it all.
Travolta took the role in the first place as tribute for his son, who had autism and died in '09, and Travolta has said this Moose is his favourite character hes portrayed.
A great way to pay homage to your dead son who had autism is to portray autism as a psychotic mental illness. Travolta really just is a big dummy, huh
holy lol
Gives you an interesting perspective on how he views his son lmao
@Maxisamo1 well... he is a scientologoist (whom are very anti-psychiatry/therapy)
God bless y’all for a 45 minute long review of a movie no one wants to see.
It's like an episode of BotW but for a recent film
Subverted all our expectations, I thought we were gonna get a Ad Astra review, but I'm down to watch anything these hack frauds put out!
Torn between not wanting to watch this review of a movie I'm not going to see and also really wanting to watch the latest RLM episode
Their reviews are enjoyable regardless, I rarely watch any movie they review
@@brianhoshi741 I consider half in the bag a refreshing alternative to watching modern movies
This review may actually double the films numbers.
Honestly seems too batshit not to watch
@@rebeccaucich1290 IT BROKE NEW GROUND
You mean another person would go see it ?
One thing I find funny is how Devon Sawa, who is playing a celebrity dealing with an insane homicidal fan in this movie, was also the guy who played the titular insane homicidal fan in the music video for "Stan". It took almost 20 years, but he finally got to play both parts.
And then he got to play *both* of them being killed by Chucky!
blast from the past: Devon Sawa played the titular fanatic fan in the music video for Eminem's "Stan"
This was one of his lesser known roles.
He should have played Eminem in the movie.
redrum41987 yeh that other guy was a terrible choice to play Eminem
Greg Soon what happened to that guy? Seemed like he had a career ahead of him
@@TheVolginator I don't know. I think he sells color coated chocolate candy or some shit
Sawa's character was arrested for exposing his son to Limp Bizkit. The maid had nothing to do with it.
"We can't prove he killed the maid, we can't hold him on anything... we're gonna have to let him go."
"Sir, forensics found this in his car."
*gets handed limp bizkit album*
"We can get him the chair if he doesn't pleed insanity."
Limp B.....reminds me of Korn & Deftones....and a lot of liquor, Ex, and puking....sliding down the 90's taint into Y2k. A fabulously shitty era.
Deftones is good tho
If I'm doing my math right, RLM and Chris Stuckman made up at least 1% of the opening weekend audience.
This could be literally true if tickets are around 10 dollars on average.
Explosion of comments from autistic people on Stuckman's channel, they were all saying this film was violently offensive to them and the portrayal of autism by this film. Oddly enough no reviewers mention it on RT, and these guys haven't either, just that he has mental illness.
@@HOTD108_ Oh I'm sorry, Christ Stuckman and this film weren't enough of a criteria to mention a Christ Stuckman related comment? If you could so kindly send me a copy of what's allowed to be posted on someone else's comment so I can adhere to CZcams's prestigious comment section I would much appreciate it lol.
"It's Forrest Gump meets Taxi Driver"
- Mike Stoklasa
but without the actual talented directors (or actors) of either.
It’s Radio meets The King of Comedy
Instead of the English policeman they should’ve had him dress up as a John travolta impersonator
As a John Travolta character. Staying Alive, Bud from Urban Cowboy, etc
That would have been too good!
While you were still learning how to SpELl YouR nAmE, I was harassing celebrities!
I feel like it started as a Keystone Cops reference but then either someone didn't get it or they were worried that audiences wouldn't understand a reference to a hundred year-old series of film shorts.
Surprised by this new Joker movie, John Travolta really nails the Joker.
Is it a gay porno?
Hollywood big wigs reading the comments: make this movie happen and take my money
Travolta as batman and Bruce Willis as Robin.
John Travolta as Batman, Bruce Willis as Robin, Nic Cage as the Joker and Bill Murray as Alfred. There's just an outline of a script and everyone is encouraged to improv.
It really makes you FEEL like John Travolta is the Joker.
Forrest Gump meets Taxi Driver is the sickest blender pitch I’ve ever heard
You're missing the key ingredient! If you want to make the sickliest blender pitch ever, don't forget to add Fred Durst to your mix! He's the curdling agent!
What about blending with Deep Rising's blender pitch? "Forrest Gump meets Aliens meets Die Hard meets Titanic meets Taxi Driver"--now THERE is a movie I'd watch
18:35 Devon Sawa said on The Movie Crypt podcast that he improvised the Limp Bizkit scene in the car. Fred Durst had no intention of keeping that take in the final cut, but John Travolta's team had the final say in the editing room, and they decided to keep it in.
To be fair, that's exactly what Fred Durst **would** say...
He knows that name dropping his own band in his own movie is the movie version of a band wearing their own shirts, so he has to misdirect on account of how shameful it is.
@@noone3216 are you regal or something? It seems like you have problems with reading comprehension.
@@noone3216 gotta feel bad for him if that’s the case. Pretty humble of him.
Wow that actually makes sense like when Jennifer Aniston when the blooper they all played the friends song and it was just a Inside joke I'm proud of Fred not doing that
Either way tracks
I feel like a better narration choice that would make more sense would be if Moose himself was narrating instead of that girl, and sounding very serious and "True Hollywood Star-esque," how he thinks he himself sounds in his head because of how much he wants to be taken seriously as a performer...
Griffin get back in your banana vore corner
And also the immediate juxtaposition to what he's actually like would be tremendously hilarious.
You know, if that idea were taking seriously and with a lot of research, it could be an interesting look at the thought process of a fan like this and what comments/actions from himself or others influence him. Maybe there are already movies like that, though.
isn't that sorta similar to that one penn gillette movie where he kidnaps a woman and makes her do a movie with him? the same movie that the production company had to hold back because of the plinkett reviews
Fred Durst is not that witty nor clever.
20:56: Mike references a mostly forgotten Wesley Snipes film. Jay references some obscure bizarre German film. Yep, that sums up their personalities perfectly.
I'm surprised they didn't go into more of a comparison of The Fan, considering the overall plot is the same: an obsessed sports fan tries to insert himself into a baseball player's life with murderous results.
I’m shocked there isn’t a Star Trek episode he can relate to this.
Der Fan is actually really good by the way and I'm so pleasantly surprised Jay name dropped it here.
Der Fan isn't obscure. It is bizarre. But it's absolutely not obscure. It's 100% a Jay movie though.
*John Travolta "regallly" messes up his lines multiple times*
Assistant: Should we try again?
Fred Durst: KEEP ROLLIN, ROLLIN, ROLLIN' ROLLIN' ROLLIN' ROLLIN'!
That made me smile.
Ahhhh, nice 👍
Best comment
I had to scroll to far to see a rollin reference. Thank you.
There are many Rollin’ references in this comment section and yours is certainly one of them.
Mike: Idk. Gone Girl was alright I guess.
Also Mike: I loved The Fanatic.
MegaFriendlyCreeper ehhh gone girl is overrated...
@@metalthrashingmatt Its better than The Fanatic.
@aya the rat king; 🐀 meh
@@metalthrashingmatt shit taste
SeqZZ I have great taste just thought gone girl wasn’t that great..not one of Finchers best movies.
I love how this is discussed more seriously than most of the big blockbuster movies
they’ve lost too many Brain cells from all that drinking. No other explanation
the movie is pure crap, the only person who manages to carry anything of value in it, is Devon Sawa.
@@mckenzie.latham91 ok seriously though. The videography is pretty decent and the shots were great.
@@sundownsupper7409 The videography is meh, we’re not dealing with any visionary or artistic visionaries here
the fact that the film looks like a film is about the only real kudos it deserves.
@@mckenzie.latham91 more likely they are sick of talking about the next batch of superhero reboots crossovers prequels and sequels and are desperate for anything else that atleast resembles some sort of humanity. Its a sad day for cinema when a movie made by the limp bizkit singer is more interesting to discuss than the big box office movies
@@leob4403 I agree
The Rosie O’Donnel clips took a piece of my soul that I will never get back
Welcome to the party, pal.
YMS has a full review of the movie, it's called Riding the Bus with my Sister.
Watch it and despair.
@TheBlankFromHeck Hahahahahahaha
With any luck, this video became your Horcrux.
@TheBlankFromHeck And....Norm was in a movie (dirty work) with Mr. Nice Guy!! Who? Mr. Nice Guy. Who? BITCH ya heard me raaahh!!!
Of course Space cop made more money , it had the star power of Rich Evans
i heard he was on the ellen show once
OH MY GAAAAAAAAWD!!!
Ultraheaven it was the number one movie of Uganda
Remember when John Travolta was in Pulp Fiction?
Remember when he was a legend?
@@3dguy839 Honestly i cant picture anyone else in that role so yeah he WAS great (in Pulp Fiction at least)
I thought he was amazing in battlefield Earth and swordfish honestly
Guys we’re forgetting about Greeeeeeeeaaaaassssseeee....
no but i remember when he was wrath, in hit dumped to netflix john travolta movie "I Am Wrath"
Well, yeah, but Pulp Fiction was a comeback role. Before that, he'd also been relegated to crap for a good while. He also made Battlefield Earth a few years after Pulp Fiction, soooo....
Worked with special needs kids for about eight years, the rocking back and forth is pretty common. Most of the ones who did rock did not constantly do it, it was only when placed in situations where their anxiety rises and they just don't know what to do with themselves.
There were definitely moments where I could see glimpses of some of my former students behaving in similar ways, though as an educator the goal is to try and set them up to be as independent as possible. Some are able to basically live alone with roommates, take the bus too and from work and are quite fine being on their own to some degree. The more independent they can be the better quality of life they're typically going to have, because in some cases for whatever reasons - their family may not be around for assistance.
"Forrest Gump meets Taxi Driver"
If I worked for the advertising department of this film, I'd take that out of context quote and run with it.
Or better yet, add that as the subtitle. The Fanatic: Forrest Gump meets Taxi Driver"
"It's like...'Taxi Driver'." --Mike Stoklasa
Keep rollin rollin rollin
Watching the gears click into place while Mike realizes in real-time that Space Cop made more money with that reaction shot is priceless.
Fucking hell lol 😂
I love how he says it at first, and then realizes it's true, and goes "That's actually *literally* true" as if he initially just said it as a joke.
😂😂😂
That just means that Rich Evans Is the superior Hollywood Star
John Travolta had a teenage son who was “severely” autistic and mostly nonverbal. he passed away in an accident a few years ago. I suspect he’s doing an impression of his son.
Is this really true?
Rowan Johnson I had completely forgotten about that, yeah you may be on to something
This makes it even more sad
@TheJayfa Yeah, his scientology beliefs wouldn't allow him to medically treat his son. It's just tragic.
I’m doubtful since a severely autistic person wouldn’t talk a fraction as much as he does. Their thoughts are fragmented and hard to contextualize. Travolta kind of just rambles about things like the village idiot in a cartoon. Besides the obsessive aspects of his personality, everything else is pretty off-base from anyone actually on the spectrum
To quote Bowfinger: "Did you know that John Travolta had no idea he was in that Fanatic movie till two years later?"
Lmfao
Mike's opinion is more of a plot twist than the movie's.
This is frequently the case. Mike genuinely likes bad movies.
John Travolta, Nic Cage in Face Off 2: Face Value. Produced by the Public Library only in IMAX
Shifu RC lool "PBS kids for viewers like you, thank you"
I want to take this wig...off
@@mooreoftre Produced and funded by Ken Burns? Ken Burns presents Face Off 2.
OST by Phil Collins
Courtroom drama over identity theft.
Now when ever I hear the word poppycock (which admittedly and thankfully is infrequent) I hear John Travolta saying it in my head and I need to suppress the urge to burst out laughing.
Poppycock
If I hear Paul McCartney or John Lennon in public, odds are I'm gonna start spouting "The Beatles are coming, the Beatles are coming" in his terrible accent
Omg same
@@papamoosey1595 it would be pretty impressive to hear John Lennon in public.
“Forrest Gump meets Taxi Driver” better be on the cover.
How beautiful would it be if Tarantino cast Travolta in his next film and revived Travolta's career for a second time.
Nah, he should no longer be trusted to not do stupid shit with his career. He had so much opportunity and squandered it and I can't understand why. It would be entertaining in a morbid way though.
nah
Yeah, then Travolta will fuck it all up again by making Battlefield Earth 2! And history will repeat itself!
@@tomschult133 Maybe Travolta would have done better in old Hollywood when actors had little to no control in what they were cast in because the studios would just size up what they were good at and cast them in suitable roles in movies they believed in.
No way they would let him do a Battlefield Earth back then.
He won’t
Honestly, as much as they hate Leonardo DiCaprio, I feel like he's one of the few people that actually pulled off "full Regal", in _What's Eating Gilbert Grape_
You're right, and perhaps the fact that he was quite young and was an unknown actor made all the difference.
And rainman
I don't think they hate him
Metallicfender I still think that was Leo’s best performance, and his most Oscar worthy one. He went up against stiff competition that year though and Tommy Lee Jones beat him out(TLJ was great though too so I understand why he won)
Doctor Butthugger no it wasn’t. Tommy Lee
Jones was though. Except not in Batman Forever, he was bad in that
“Fred durst appears to be a fine director” are words I didn’t think I’d ever hear in my life especially not from mike lol
Johny Knoxville didn’t even go “full regal” in the ringer
@@coolmanjack1995 Oh really?! The idea of the movie, pissed me off. I'll have to give it a chance.
Reason why I never did (at the time), I have Asperger's. Sooooo school was fun when you heard the word retarded every day.
So again I'll have to try it out.
@@pkshowsupnoobsallday I just looked it up, and I was surprised to find out they actually used real mentally disabled people. And that the Farley brothers, praise the mentally disabled people.
So again I'll give it another chance. Having that mind set.
I can sympathize with the Hunter Lambert character shotgunning and stabbing John Travolta, but his love for Limp Bizkit is just too offputting.
LOL!
Those Rosie O’Donnell clips literally made my jaw drop to the floor... ‘never go full regal’ 😂
The movie is called Riding the Bus with My Sister
Funny, I knew a woman who acted exactly like that, I thought she was dead on.
Whaddya mean? I thought she was acting perfectly like herself.
@@JackedThor-so It's a drama based on a book of the same name. But the characters were made more extreme in the film adaptation, as is clearly evident in the performance.
No you didn't
Something about the end you’re missing: hospitals tend to alert the police when someone comes in covered in blood, missing 3 fingers and an eye. Also, at the house, once the cops saw the puddle of blood, one of them might have thought “Hey, anybody know whose fingers those are?”
The rocking is just a stim, a way for people with autism or ADHD to get out energy. It's more commonly associated with autism, but I have ADHD and I rock occasionally, when I'm really stressed.
I do it when I'm anxious but if I become aware of it i get embarassed and stop lol
There is another Aspect to that called Jactitation. It is a syptom of hospitalism. Typical for uncared Children in children´s home etc.
You rock, dude.
Or it could be like a dyskinesia (had to look this word up)
That's exactly what I do. I have Asperger's syndrome and ADHD.
Police: "Whose fingers are those" "must be the guy who killed the maid and broke in...?"
No one gets it, this is about Fred Durst and a typical Limp Bizkit fan
Are you implying Fred Durst stabbed some degenerate that enjoyed his awful music?
I do honestly feel like that's where the inspiration comes from. Fred Durst probably had some autistic fan that was in love with him, and he thought it would make a good movie.
Absolutely possible... I also think the performance of Travolta is kinda good
That makes the movie even harder to believe. There's no such thing as a Limp Bizkit fan.
A limp bizkit what? After 2001?
Really excited for Phase 2 of the Red-Box Travoltaverse
"John Travolta is the Nick Cage of actors."
seriously can't remember the last time I laughed so hard
same lmao
Jon Travolta is Simple Jack
You mm ma m make me happy.
Simple Jack who gets his fingers shot off and his eye stabbed out.
No he pulled a Sean Penn in I Am Sam.
This movie made my eyes rain
"John Travolta is the Nick Cage of Actors" Mike 2019
Rosie o'donnell sounds like she's doing a Peewee Herman impression lmfaooo
For real she was swinging for the fences!
In defense of not speaking to the police when being arrested (37:30), while perhaps not believable (most people would try to explain things) it is most likely the best actual behavior. The evidence isn't going anywhere (except maybe rope marks on his wrists, although those should be documented upon booking), and the police are an adversary in a legal game, so waiting until you have a lawyer to provide advice and take action for you is almost certainly the best choice to maximally defend yourself legally.
But the character is portrayed as having zero guile or subtlety. It makes zero sense that "Hunter Dunbar" would be able to keep his cool around the cops when he's known for having a hair-trigger temper around the mentally challenged. The dude would have broken down and spilled his guts immediately. Problem with this movie is just the script...it looks great, it's acted well, but someone decided that Limp Biscuit references and Poppycock and constant ad-libbing was okay for the dialogue. This is what happens when pretentious film-makers under estimate the importance of a good script which is the foundation for the rest of the film. The first line of dialogue in the movie is "Can't talk, gotta poo". That's what the writer chose to open his dark, brooding script about para-social behavior with; that's what he chose to set up the whole mood of this film. It's just insane. 😂
edit: also i know i'm 2 years late but RLM threads are always fascinating and it's worth reflecting on what you guys comment with on their videos. Lots of intelligent people like yourself watching this channel. Thanks for your time if you read this. Writing it helped clarify my own thoughts.
A rich celebrity would absolutely not do that regardless of their temperament. They’re more lawyered up than anyone.
This false perception of what people would or wouldn’t do has gotta be the most damaging part of crime media.
it sounds like john travolta's reputation as a star of terrible movies has been extended for another fifty cycles! with endless options for renewal! with endless options for renewal! with endless options for renewal! with endless options for renewal! with endless options for renewal!
This is brilliant, thank you.
noice
While you were still learning how to spell your name, he was being trained to pronounce 'Poppycock'!
"I want a milkshake."
"DO YOU WANT LUNCH?!?!"
@@WreckingWood That was the best scene in The Fanatic. The one with him talking to YOUR FRIENDLY BARTENDER
"We're not awful, terrible people."
-- Mike "back to 911" Stoklasa
@@luckygitane BOTW Star Wars Holiday Special
Also don't forget mike’s hatred and delight in the misfortune of all elderly people
🤣
damn Jamie Lee Curtis saying "that's the wrong movie, baby" is a whole ass mood
I'm so glad Jay brought up the King of Comedy. Nobody ever talks about it and it's great.
One of the earlier episodes of half in the bag got me to watch that movie. It really is so good.
It came up a lot when they made a sequel, Joker.
The whole time i was thinking about ‘the Fan’. Which also had DeNiro only in Travolta’s role.
@@opcomment I thought that was a Taxi Driver/King Of Comedy fanfic mashup?
I don't know how I ever missed the Fred Flintstone and Barney Rubble thing but now I can't unsee it
My God....
凸益凸
Makes me want to track down the original time it was mentioned because obviously Fred, er, Mike has some feelings about it LOL
Flintstones Re: View when!?
fuck you why'd you do this to me
Conrad L Hall is a cinematography legend and he passed away 16 years ago, Conrad W Hall is his son. It's no coincidence they worked together.
What are the chances you would have the same name as your dad though?
Died 16 years ago? Then how did he work on Americ- goddammit, that movie is 20 years old already.
@@julioagua Are you also named Conrad Hall?
@@julioagua
julioagua jr.
@@supermot34 Seeing how many 'junior's there seems to be in the US, quite high.
13:00 As a person that has Autism in the family, I can confirm to you that the rocking back and forth is a real thing. It's actually very uncomfortable to try to sit still.
This comment has big Autism Mom energy.
This is one of the videos I come back and watch when I just need to relax my brain a bit. This and the review of Jack & Jill are my go-to videos for stress relief.
I literally started to think I was losing it....Glad to see that you find this as therapeutic as I do...lol
I give this movie an E-meter score of 3 Thetans out of 10.
LOL! Nice...
The only people who saw this movie in theater were in the Sea Org
@@Rick586 well I mean you gotta find some way to fill a Billion Years...
That score serves to illustrate that you are a repressive person. I will now file a report and cut you off.
@@mechasentai *you're
John Travolta is: Barely Regal.
Regally Blonde
ouch?
I still haven't figured out these fucking 'regal' references...
@@EggBastion watch the video?
wow
such useful
very help
much thanks
16:11 "He seems like a real crazy person that could really exist and that would do that in real life."
That's because he is a real crazy person, Jay. His name is John Travolta.
6:28 the second of silence as Jay looks at Mike in disbelief kills me everytime
"Forrest Gump meets Taxi Driver!"
- Red Letter Media
@@ericp3645 "You never know if you'll get a hangfire"
Instead of an English bobby, Travolta should have dressed up as YOUR FRIENDLY BARTENDER!
...And if you happen to want food in the afternoon, he’ll ask you: “DO YOU WANT LUNCH?!!!”
"I understood that reference."
29:08 "Uuhh Devon Sawa, he lives alone in his Hollywood mansion and there is maid there, and the maid is scared because she sees John Travolta running around their property." This line cracks me so much, this is too good.
My takeaway: Cable Guy did it better.
Most Audiences: "This is the worst movie ever!" Jay Bauman: "Have you ever heard of Ryan's Babe?"
Ryan's Babe is a masterpiece.
100% of them: "No."
Have you heard of after last season?
I think you mean either
The jar
The thomb
Bigfoot vs dB cooper
Cristy the first female raimdeer
The amazing bulk
Or any of the films in pliketo 8
You're not too far off, Ad Astra is actually a Biopitt.
I'm stealing this, it's too late
Like an outhouse?
Tbh, multiple times I've seen really miserable people try to perform on streets, dressed in the most disgusting and unconvincing costumes and get ignored by everyone. It's so depressing to look at, that's why this theme really hits me hard
12:50 The rocking back and forth thing is called Vestibular Stimming (self-stimulatory behavior). It's most common in sedentary people with severe autism disorders.
It's probably caused by miscommunication of the spine and the brain which makes these people feel more balanced and grounded when their spine is moving.
Something that seems to help a lot for most patients is regular exercise focused on back extension, pull-ups, squats and deadlifts to improve strength and mind muscle connection.
24:03 "I guess the theme of the movie is, like, everybody's shitty?"
Close, but it's actually "everything is f**ked, and everybody sucks." It's just one of those films.
SeanP87 this needs more likes
It's all about the he said she said bullshit
Havent seen the film, but it doesnt seem teeeerrrrible.... im sure ive definitely seen worse.... muuch worse
I see what you did there.
Only 90's kids will get that
This review just proved that these dudes are some of the best film critics working today
By the way Jay, Conrad W. Hall is the son of Conrad L. Hall.
How are they related to Michael C. Hall then?
It's a Halls Festivel
About to blow your mind, Jay. The two Conrad Halls are father and son
@@benh8657 George Bush and George Bush
Pretty much just a way to boost their ego and establish permanent dominance over their child
fuck, i would hate having the same name as my father, i would change it.
@@Redmanticore it's not really annoying when he's never there lol.
They left those bad takes in because whenever John Travolta made a mistake Fred Durst just said "KEEP ROLLIN' ROLLIN' ROLLIN' ROLLIN'!"
This is the most important joke
I lol'd.
Excellent work
9gag Army Recruiter aww I see what you did there! Lmao
Now I can only picture Fred behind the camera the whole time in a track suit and a backwards cap doing weird dances while John Travolta is acting like a crazy person. XD
"Forrest Gump meets Taxi Driver" - RLM back of the box quote
I've got the feeling fred durst didn't want to pay for a song from another band for the limp bizkit is awesome scene
Travolta was LUCKY a Guy named Quentin Tarantino had nostalgia for him...
@Roo Smith and fred durst wrote the movie
Tarantino is possible the only one who can save Travolta's career by putting him in his 10th movie.
@@aleksandarmitrovic6983 I'd love that! Travolta is one of the most entertaining actors to me and he should get the opportunity to go out with a bang.
Travolta will never top his work done in Blow Out
@@RockoEstalon I don't know how i feel about this concept.
Honestly a single scene saying how awesome Limp Bizkit was back in the day is humble and self-aware for Fred Durst.
@@jamesduncan6729 Fair point.
Fred Durst grew up to be an okay guy, it just happened long after he became a physical adult
Its just a joke
Or it was just a patch. This movie was obviously low budget, so Fred picking a song for the scene he already owns the rights to and doesn’t have to pay for seems not only practical, but a little in-joke.
@@jamesduncan6729 I feel it’s at least a little self aware, but it does kind of give me a Pauly Shore reminiscing about his career in the 90s on the Joe Rogan Experience kind of vibe.
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They'd probably ask who's fingers are in the bedroom.
You guys keep saying the people like this need to be institutionalized. But all institutions will do will drug them up and send them on their way for a couple of days. I think what you're meaning to say is he needs to be put in a DSP program. Institutions don't help long-term DSP programs help integration into society.
SIMPLE JACK WAS ALSO WIDELY POSITIVELY ACCLAIMED BY SOME PEOPLE