I didn't realize how busy Pesci was during the 90s. I liked 8 heads in a dufflebag too, the dream sequence where the heads start singing a parody of "Mr sandman" lives in my head eternally
@@circusbrains yep before goodfella's after all wasn't it... and at that "gone fishin" was great... and riggs would show up not long after. shame he wasn't actually in it also but was too busy goofing around with robin williams and billy crystal maybe at the time.
I revisited that on HBO Max recently, the scene in 8 Heads where he threw that old lady out of the van and she turns into a Three Stooges-esque stunt dummy was the hardest I've laughed these past few months.
@@JeonardShadby505 oh man I actually don’t even remember that part! I guess it’s been way too long since I have watched it! Last time was probably when it was first a available in rental stores hahaha if that doesn’t date me!!!
This movie is forgotten because came out around Home alone, Goodfellas, JFK, Lethal weapon 2, 3, My cousin Vinny & Home alone 2. So with those big Joe Pesci movies, not everybody remember "The super", but its actually funny
@@nickrustyson8124 I actually remember a LOT of television advertising for this movie when it came out. It definitely didn't perform at the box office, though. Made back about half its budget. I've seen it on TV a few times in the years since, but few and far between.
Couldn't agree more. I accidentally saw this movie at some point in the 90's - I think they were showing it on Comedy Central or something. It's a really fun flick! 🔥👍🏼🔥
Saw this in the theater when I was a kid. It was the last movie showing at a local theater that was being closed down(same theater I saw “almost cult classics”, The Dream Team and Arachnophobia). So our family went to pay our last respects. I do think about this flick at least once a year and how it’s basically been lost to obscurity. I swear we must have had very similar childhoods.
If you were a kid of the 90s you'd have probably seen them all since they were usually on tv at least once a year. With time they get played less and less because new movies take priority. If an old movie wasn't successful it's gonna get less air time in the near future. Simple as that
@@mesicek7 I’m not sure what you’re getting at in response to my comment. Contextually it seems like maybe you meant to respond to somebody else? Anyway in case this is about me saying Joe & I having similar childhoods I only mean so many of the films covered on this channel are not remembered by my peers. Such as The Super, The Dream Team, Who’s Harry Crumb, even Summer Rental. They were all big hits with my family, but if I bring these up to the average person around my age, they’ve never heard of them(at least in my anecdotal experience).
@@mesicek7 "on TV at least once a year". I fucking wish lol, I swear in England they've just rotated Crocodile Dundee 1 and 2 every week since the 90s. 🤣
@@zubrhero5270 I mean we only had like 2-3 local channels less than 20% of population in my country had cable at the time. Via satellite you had lots of channels but almost all were German. That's where i saw most of the american shows and movies.
I got a gift box full of vhs tapes from my now ex aunts father back in 93 from what I remember this movie was in the box omg loved it from the moment I watched it...would love to havea copy again...
I'm with Gene Siskel here: I'd love to see a remake of this made now, if only because of how, unfortunately, the problems it's satirizing were never solved.
Also check out Schits Creek. A wealthy family loss all their money and have to move into a motel in a small town the father bought for his son as a joke. it's really good.
I find it funny (albeit financially sensible) how beloved films keep getting remade whereas one rarely sees crappy or otherwise mediocre films remade into something good.
Love The Super! I originally watched it with my Dad on HBO in the early 90s and more recently bought the Warner Archive DVD and an original copy on Laserdisc! I'm thinking at some point, you should definitely tackle the 1993 film Josh and S.A.M., a movie that was terribly mis-marketed and yet still resonates in a major cult following plus the score by Thomas Newman is readily available for streaming on Spotify and is quite enjoyable, especially on long drives.
I definitely remember this film making the rounds on late afternoon HBO viewings during the mid 90's into the early 00's! Always made me laugh seeing Pesci deep into the urban trenches. Between his landlord character falling into the apartment beneath him, or his encounter with THE MILKMAN, to my all-time favorite sight gag.... THAT DAMN RAT! Love this film.
Basically my whole childhood/adolescence was HBO rerunning random movies all day. A lot were cheap to get rights (like this movie). So many mediocre movies I will always remember.
I may be the only person left who actually enjoyed 'Gone Fishing' for the ludicrousness it was. Scenes like at the restaurant always make me laugh. "That's it? Kirk I'm not a little kid you know? I can drink a full glass"
LOL, I own Gone Fishing on Blu ray, it has a charm, it's nice to watch a movie that's light hearted and not trying to push agendas or messages. Hollywood use to support fun movies.
You're certainly not the only person left who enjoyed "Gone Fishing". While they wouldn't call it a classic, or even necessarily pick it out for a rewatch, pretty much everyone I know that has seen it didn't actually regret the time spent watching it.
Gone Fishin was just silly slapstick, for better or worse.. But you could tell Pesci and Glover were having fun... It's a lesser "Grumpy Old Men", but still a fun little comedy. Certainly not worthy of any great praise, but innocent enough to not earn any scorn either.
No to spade. He doesn't have the range. I woulda like to see Danny Devito, or Martin Lawrence, or if I'm thinking outside the box: 1991 Michael J Fox who coulda used a heelish persona to contrast his babyface back to the future roles
Idk what it was about Cable television in the late 90s/early 00s, but the fact I got to see this movie and VAGUELY retain memories of the car "losing weight" scene is awesome. I just have to Thank God for that era of TV. Where it wasn't about regurgitating the popular classic movies, but obscure and unpopular ones that the channel/network had the rights to show on a lazy Sunday afternoon or early mornings of a weekday.
This is one of my favorites! It was actually the first R-rated movie I saw, early on a Saturday morning at 6 years old. I never forgot this gem. Thanks for posting it!
Funny Farm and The Super: two movies I haven’t seen since I was a kid, can’t find on DVD, Blu-Ray or whatever the format is now, and never seen played on cable anymore. I was just thinking about this movie not to long ago. I just learned it’s based on some sort of true story, but the slumlord in real life just fixed up his apartment but not anybody else’s. That’s what happens when it’s a timed sentence and not until it’s all fixed, tenants complained it was just a vacation for him.
Thank you for this! Watched it many times in the 90's via cable #cinecanal. I have flashbacks from it all the time. PESCI ROCKS. THIS MOVIE IS GOLD. Salsa icon Ruben Blades is in it lol
At least the poster of Spain shows him with money which is more fitting of a landlord like the movie portrays, but the sqaures with repeated faces behind of Pesci kills me everytime lol I love the few lines above the poster saying "If he already gave us problems in Home Alone and the Godfellas wait to see... Joe Pesci in..."
I always look forward to your videos on these obscure movies from the past! I remember watching this one on HBO or Cinemax, back in the day, and it was a funny movie . . . but I honestly haven’t thought of it again until now! Keep up the great work! It’s so fun hearing about these hidden gems again! Thank you again for the time, effort, research, and presentation! Your hard work does not go unnoticed!!!!
I never saw the movie, but I remember seeing the trailer all the time. So I have "Looks like your automobile lost a little weight." permanently embedded in my memory.
Life With Mikey, talk about an Almost Cult Classic. That little girl gives a great performance. The only other thing I remember her in was a small part in the remake of Freaky Friday.
This is the reason I love this channel. Watched this as a kid and really enjoyed it but totally forgot about it as it was never on again. Decades later this video pop's up and a few minutes in it all comes back. Thank you so much good Sir ✌️
I forgot this movie existed. I don't think I ever actually saw it all the way through. This video reminded me though I actually enjoyed 8 Heads in a Duffle Bag. Very strange film, but had some pretty funny moments.
Thank you for making this! And thank you for what you do in general; this is one of my favorite CZcams channels, by far! I accidentally saw this film at some point in the 90's - I think they were showing it on Comedy Central or something. It's a really fun flick! I have nothing but fond memories of it - and now I want to see it again!
Holy crap, I forgot this movie existed until I seen your thumbnail. Watched this soooo many times as an 80s and 90s kid. Remembered every clip you showed as if I watched it yesterday, but I know it's most likely been at least 20-25 years since I seen it last. Nice find.
After watching.... "My Cousin Vinny" "8 Heads...." & "Gone Fishin" I am grateful to you for bringing this movie to my attention Thankyou I really appreciate it. I'll be adding this to my dvd collection soon.
I have always enjoyed this movie. I rented it on VHS a few times over the years and was likely one of my first Netflix DVD rentals. Now, I get my fix here on YT. I watch it for Vincent Gardenia -- he had fantastic lines and he had the ideal persona for the role. "If you fix the plumbing, they put chicken bones down the toilet. If you fix the heat, they piss in the hot air ducts."
I remember me and my cousin renting this when I went to hang out with him on Friday night because school was over for the week. We loved this movie, and your video made me remember it, too bad its largely unavailable.
Joe is a legend and you're right goes into everything with all he's got. It reminds me of Paul Giamatti and Philip Seymour Hoffman, who really nailed everything they're in.
8 Heads In a Duffel Bag Wow... bringing me right back to coming home from middle school and seeing what's on TBS/TNT/Comedy Central... Evolution was another movie that was always on.
Great video as always! Any chance we'll ever see some Hulk Hogan movies? Would love to see a Forgotten Failure on 'Suburban Commando" Loved it growing up, even though it lost the studio almost 3 million!
It's not forgotten though, fellow hulkamaniac! It's still slanging and banging in the gym of my heart dude. Ohhhh yeah man, maybe the undertaker wants to forget it, he said you're a dead man ramsy but RAMSY IS FUELED BY THE POWER OF HULKAMANIA!
I literally quoted this movie yesterday, then this video shows up in my feed today . LOL I have seen this movie so many times. I think the VHS is still at my parents house.
This will always be one of my favorite movies of all time lol. I remember when me, my sister, and our cousin were kids, we would watch this movie and rewind the part where he's face to face with the rat a million times and laughing so hard 😂🤣😂 We did that every time we watched The Super lol.
Duuuuuuude!🙌🙌🙌🙌 Thank You! NoOnE respects this piece of work. Give me this before 'Lethal Weapon' or' With Honors'... multiple times a month I'd happily watch 😂👍. "It worked.. before, you, broke it." 🤣🤣
Enjoyed your review as always my friend and you know what I’m gonna check out this movie it’s on Amazon so I’ll check it out tomorrow. I’ll come back and give my take on it when I’m finished with it thank you for letting me know about it as always great work
I used to have this on VHS as a kid, and as a result, I've seen it countless times. This is the first time I've ever heard someone else mention it. It's a good watch.
Thank you for letting us hear Joe Pesci say, “Fuck you, kid.” It was very cathartic after years of rewatching him get tortured by a child.
Home Alone 4: Kevin moves into his building for University!
@@sahej6939 greenlight it! I love it!
I didn't realize how busy Pesci was during the 90s. I liked 8 heads in a dufflebag too, the dream sequence where the heads start singing a parody of "Mr sandman" lives in my head eternally
@@circusbrains yep before goodfella's after all wasn't it... and at that "gone fishin" was great... and riggs would show up not long after. shame he wasn't actually in it also but was too busy goofing around with robin williams and billy crystal maybe at the time.
*Four* movies in 1992 alone:
_My Cousin Vinny_
_Lethal Weapon 3_
_The Public Eye_
_Home Alone 2: Lost In New York_
I loved 8 heads but I also haven’t seen it in like 15 years lol
I revisited that on HBO Max recently, the scene in 8 Heads where he threw that old lady out of the van and she turns into a Three Stooges-esque stunt dummy was the hardest I've laughed these past few months.
@@JeonardShadby505 oh man I actually don’t even remember that part! I guess it’s been way too long since I have watched it! Last time was probably when it was first a available in rental stores hahaha if that doesn’t date me!!!
This movie is forgotten because came out around Home alone, Goodfellas, JFK, Lethal weapon 2, 3, My cousin Vinny & Home alone 2. So with those big Joe Pesci movies, not everybody remember "The super", but its actually funny
Plus thr marketing was garbo
@@nickrustyson8124 I actually remember a LOT of television advertising for this movie when it came out. It definitely didn't perform at the box office, though. Made back about half its budget. I've seen it on TV a few times in the years since, but few and far between.
Funny how?
I’m walkin’ like I’m talkin’ kid.
Couldn't agree more. I accidentally saw this movie at some point in the 90's - I think they were showing it on Comedy Central or something. It's a really fun flick! 🔥👍🏼🔥
Man, whenever one of these come out, it's a highlight of my day. The quality of these videos is just mind-blowing.
Joe Ramoni's narration is much MUCH better. in content, style and delivery. He's come a long way. His editing has always been spot on.
Agreed!!!!
Saw this in the theater when I was a kid. It was the last movie showing at a local theater that was being closed down(same theater I saw “almost cult classics”, The Dream Team and Arachnophobia). So our family went to pay our last respects. I do think about this flick at least once a year and how it’s basically been lost to obscurity.
I swear we must have had very similar childhoods.
If you were a kid of the 90s you'd have probably seen them all since they were usually on tv at least once a year. With time they get played less and less because new movies take priority. If an old movie wasn't successful it's gonna get less air time in the near future. Simple as that
@@mesicek7 I’m not sure what you’re getting at in response to my comment. Contextually it seems like maybe you meant to respond to somebody else? Anyway in case this is about me saying Joe & I having similar childhoods I only mean so many of the films covered on this channel are not remembered by my peers. Such as The Super, The Dream Team, Who’s Harry Crumb, even Summer Rental. They were all big hits with my family, but if I bring these up to the average person around my age, they’ve never heard of them(at least in my anecdotal experience).
I think the same thing everytime I watch his videos 👍
@@mesicek7 "on TV at least once a year". I fucking wish lol, I swear in England they've just rotated Crocodile Dundee 1 and 2 every week since the 90s. 🤣
@@zubrhero5270 I mean we only had like 2-3 local channels less than 20% of population in my country had cable at the time. Via satellite you had lots of channels but almost all were German. That's where i saw most of the american shows and movies.
The editing timing was perfect. When they spliced in the pesci "f*** you kid" I legit spit my drink out. Well done
Loved this as a kid. Not sure why I had this on VHS as a 10 year old....
I got a gift box full of vhs tapes from my now ex aunts father back in 93 from what I remember this movie was in the box omg loved it from the moment I watched it...would love to havea copy again...
Thank you for covering this one. This is such a fun and underrated comedy.
Between this and The People Under the Stairs, 1991 had a fascination with films about evil landlords.
That was a hit of nostalgia. I had completely forgotten about that movie.
Love people under the stairs
Saw it in the movie theater with my mom, aunt and cousins. Completely underrated. Sooo good and actually has some true morals.
These almost cult classic videos are a trip thru my forgotten childhood...I love them
I'm with Gene Siskel here: I'd love to see a remake of this made now, if only because of how, unfortunately, the problems it's satirizing were never solved.
@@stonegasman3866 Thanks!
Also check out Schits Creek. A wealthy family loss all their money and have to move into a motel in a small town the father bought for his son as a joke. it's really good.
I find it funny (albeit financially sensible) how beloved films keep getting remade whereas one rarely sees crappy or otherwise mediocre films remade into something good.
@@IsmailofeRegime Reboots, remakes and the like are typically just cash grabs. They're advertisements for themselves.
This is by far the very best series on CZcams.
Love The Super! I originally watched it with my Dad on HBO in the early 90s and more recently bought the Warner Archive DVD and an original copy on Laserdisc!
I'm thinking at some point, you should definitely tackle the 1993 film Josh and S.A.M., a movie that was terribly mis-marketed and yet still resonates in a major cult following plus the score by Thomas Newman is readily available for streaming on Spotify and is quite enjoyable, especially on long drives.
I definitely remember this film making the rounds on late afternoon HBO viewings during the mid 90's into the early 00's! Always made me laugh seeing Pesci deep into the urban trenches. Between his landlord character falling into the apartment beneath him, or his encounter with THE MILKMAN, to my all-time favorite sight gag.... THAT DAMN RAT! Love this film.
Basically my whole childhood/adolescence was HBO rerunning random movies all day. A lot were cheap to get rights (like this movie). So many mediocre movies I will always remember.
I may be the only person left who actually enjoyed 'Gone Fishing' for the ludicrousness it was. Scenes like at the restaurant always make me laugh. "That's it? Kirk I'm not a little kid you know? I can drink a full glass"
LOL, I own Gone Fishing on Blu ray, it has a charm, it's nice to watch a movie that's light hearted and not trying to push agendas or messages. Hollywood use to support fun movies.
You're certainly not the only person left who enjoyed "Gone Fishing". While they wouldn't call it a classic, or even necessarily pick it out for a rewatch, pretty much everyone I know that has seen it didn't actually regret the time spent watching it.
Gone Fishin was just silly slapstick, for better or worse.. But you could tell Pesci and Glover were having fun... It's a lesser "Grumpy Old Men", but still a fun little comedy. Certainly not worthy of any great praise, but innocent enough to not earn any scorn either.
I love Gone Fishin' , haven't watched it in a while, but it was always a top pick when I was younger.
a young Jim Carrey would be great on this role
or a late 90's Ben Stiller
or a mid 90's David Spade
I love the way you think
Nicr diversity, your imagination.
@@bigduke5902 mid 90s Martin Lawrence woulda been great in this role too. Or Eddie Murphy.
No to spade. He doesn't have the range. I woulda like to see Danny Devito, or Martin Lawrence, or if I'm thinking outside the box: 1991 Michael J Fox who coulda used a heelish persona to contrast his babyface back to the future roles
Can't stand Ben Stiller
Idk what it was about Cable television in the late 90s/early 00s, but the fact I got to see this movie and VAGUELY retain memories of the car "losing weight" scene is awesome. I just have to Thank God for that era of TV. Where it wasn't about regurgitating the popular classic movies, but obscure and unpopular ones that the channel/network had the rights to show on a lazy Sunday afternoon or early mornings of a weekday.
This is one of my most loved films from childhood. And it's true- Pesci's talent at comedy matches his dramatic roles. Such an underappreciated actor
I enjoy "Gone Fishin'" for what it is. "With Honors" is another underrated Joe Pesci performance.
This is one of my favorites! It was actually the first R-rated movie I saw, early on a Saturday morning at 6 years old. I never forgot this gem. Thanks for posting it!
This channel should have MANY MANY more subs. Its amazing, the concept, the execution, the quality and commentary??? (Chef's Kiss)
Funny Farm and The Super: two movies I haven’t seen since I was a kid, can’t find on DVD, Blu-Ray or whatever the format is now, and never seen played on cable anymore. I was just thinking about this movie not to long ago. I just learned it’s based on some sort of true story, but the slumlord in real life just fixed up his apartment but not anybody else’s. That’s what happens when it’s a timed sentence and not until it’s all fixed, tenants complained it was just a vacation for him.
Skip funny farm
Thank you for this! Watched it many times in the 90's via cable #cinecanal. I have flashbacks from it all the time. PESCI ROCKS. THIS MOVIE IS GOLD. Salsa icon Ruben Blades is in it lol
8 heads in a duffell bag is such an iconic classic. That musical scene- priceless. They always used to play it on Sky when i was a teen lol
Nice to have you back Joe, keep up with the good stuff!
I never actually forgot about this movie! Matter of fact, just recently I told people at work to watch it! Cult classic for sure in my book! 👍
At least the poster of Spain shows him with money which is more fitting of a landlord like the movie portrays, but the sqaures with repeated faces behind of Pesci kills me everytime lol I love the few lines above the poster saying "If he already gave us problems in Home Alone and the Godfellas wait to see... Joe Pesci in..."
I always look forward to your videos on these obscure movies from the past! I remember watching this one on HBO or Cinemax, back in the day, and it was a funny movie . . . but I honestly haven’t thought of it again until now! Keep up the great work! It’s so fun hearing about these hidden gems again! Thank you again for the time, effort, research, and presentation! Your hard work does not go unnoticed!!!!
love watching this channel grow into it's own. You put so much heart and energy into each video. It's fantastic.
I never saw the movie, but I remember seeing the trailer all the time. So I have "Looks like your automobile lost a little weight." permanently embedded in my memory.
I hope in the future we can see some Michael J Fox Almost Cult Classics with Life with Mickey or The Hard Way.
And Doc Hollywood!
Or Burt Renyolds with Stroker Ace
The Hard Way 👍👍
@@bonesjackson81 You mean Live Action Cars
Life With Mikey, talk about an Almost Cult Classic. That little girl gives a great performance. The only other thing I remember her in was a small part in the remake of Freaky Friday.
This is the reason I love this channel. Watched this as a kid and really enjoyed it but totally forgot about it as it was never on again. Decades later this video pop's up and a few minutes in it all comes back. Thank you so much good Sir ✌️
I forgot this movie existed. I don't think I ever actually saw it all the way through. This video reminded me though I actually enjoyed 8 Heads in a Duffle Bag. Very strange film, but had some pretty funny moments.
When they're all singing... Mr sandman I think it is? 😂😂😂😂
"It worked before you broke it!" 😂
I never realized how much overflowing toilets cause my flight or fight instinct to kick in. >_
Thank you for making this! And thank you for what you do in general; this is one of my favorite CZcams channels, by far!
I accidentally saw this film at some point in the 90's - I think they were showing it on Comedy Central or something. It's a really fun flick! I have nothing but fond memories of it - and now I want to see it again!
I would LOVE it if you covered Roadhouse, I know it’s not really an (almost) cult classic, but I think its TV comeback would make for a great video.
One of my favorites. So glad you covered it. With Honors is another personal favorite.
I love this movie and no one I know has ever even heard of it.
great editing as always!
One of my favorites. Thanks 👍🏼
you just put this video out yesterday, i just heard about it today, this is a sign i will watch it
Another one of my favorites. Thank you for reminding me about it. 💜📼
This movie was on heavy rotation on cable in the 90s, at least in latin america. To this day, my father, brother and i still remember it.
Great videos as always
Holy crap, I forgot this movie existed until I seen your thumbnail. Watched this soooo many times as an 80s and 90s kid. Remembered every clip you showed as if I watched it yesterday, but I know it's most likely been at least 20-25 years since I seen it last. Nice find.
Another banger! Look forward to watching this tonight
Haaaa I loved this movie. It's in the same vein as Life Stinks, another underrated one.
I remember this movie; this is why I follow you
Thanks for highlighting some of my favorite under-rated movies.
When I was a kid I absolutely loved this movie. Thank you for helping me remember it. 😊 👍🏾
Absolutely loved this movie and saw it when it first hit cable in the early 90's. It would play often and I would watch it anytime it was on.
I always use the “it worked before you broke it” line!
After watching....
"My Cousin Vinny"
"8 Heads...."
& "Gone Fishin"
I am grateful to you for bringing this movie to my attention Thankyou I really appreciate it. I'll be adding this to my dvd collection soon.
I totally forgot about this movies! Thanks for reminding me.
I have always enjoyed this movie. I rented it on VHS a few times over the years and was likely one of my first Netflix DVD rentals. Now, I get my fix here on YT.
I watch it for Vincent Gardenia -- he had fantastic lines and he had the ideal persona for the role.
"If you fix the plumbing, they put chicken bones down the toilet. If you fix the heat, they piss in the hot air ducts."
"...family comedies..." cut-to: Pesci's scalp being scalded with a blow torch
I remember me and my cousin renting this when I went to hang out with him on Friday night because school was over for the week. We loved this movie, and your video made me remember it, too bad its largely unavailable.
Sounds like you have a cold, Joe.
Excellent stuff as always!
Joe is a legend and you're right goes into everything with all he's got. It reminds me of Paul Giamatti and Philip Seymour Hoffman, who really nailed everything they're in.
8 Heads In a Duffel Bag
Wow... bringing me right back to coming home from middle school and seeing what's on TBS/TNT/Comedy Central... Evolution was another movie that was always on.
Great video as always! Any chance we'll ever see some Hulk Hogan movies? Would love to see a Forgotten Failure on 'Suburban Commando" Loved it growing up, even though it lost the studio almost 3 million!
It's not forgotten though, fellow hulkamaniac! It's still slanging and banging in the gym of my heart dude. Ohhhh yeah man, maybe the undertaker wants to forget it, he said you're a dead man ramsy but RAMSY IS FUELED BY THE POWER OF HULKAMANIA!
Mr. Nanny must have had a fucked up production as well
3 Ninjas High Noon at Mega Mountain would be cool to see!
All hogan movies lost money
That was a great flick.
Although there was that confusing clip of the dude tossing his dog in the river. Lol
I'm in love with this channel and you deserve every like, and sub you get 🙏🏻❤️
Double feature "The Super" with Mel Brook's "Life Stinks".
I absolutely love this movie growing up
I rented this back in the day. It was an enjoyable watch.
Another top notch video. 👍🏼😎
Another great video, Joe! I'm a huge Joe Pesci fan and I've never even heard of this movie!
I literally quoted this movie yesterday, then this video shows up in my feed today . LOL I have seen this movie so many times. I think the VHS is still at my parents house.
This will always be one of my favorite movies of all time lol. I remember when me, my sister, and our cousin were kids, we would watch this movie and rewind the part where he's face to face with the rat a million times and laughing so hard 😂🤣😂 We did that every time we watched The Super lol.
😆 forgot all about this movie! Brings back memories, thanks
Nice video! Never heard of this one before, but I'm interested in checking it out now.
I remember seeing this play on Comedy Central around 10:00 a.m. on the weekdays
I'm literally watching the movie right now. Forgotten hidden gem for sure.
HOLY CRAP I THOUGHT THIS MOVIE WAS, LIKE, A FEVER DREAM I HAD!!! Wow! Thank you for covering this!
Man I missed these videos!
Saw this on network TV back in the day. I liked it.
Back in the day this was a typical broadcast TV Saturday/ Sunday Afternoon Movie or on Encore.
This was played alot when I was getting off from school.
I always liked this movie.
Duuuuuuude!🙌🙌🙌🙌 Thank You! NoOnE respects this piece of work. Give me this before 'Lethal Weapon' or' With Honors'... multiple times a month I'd happily watch 😂👍.
"It worked.. before, you, broke it." 🤣🤣
Was really happy to find this at Goodwill tonight! I'm trying to collect all the movies in this series.
"It worked before you broke it" is still a reference I use whenever someone breaks something
One of my favorite comedies
I love fantastical escapist stories with ridiculous premises like a building manager being held accountable and developing a conscience
Oh and with this I'm officially'Subscribed' 😎👍
I can't explain it but I've always liked The Super. Love Pesci. As good as he is at serious I prefer him im comedies.
I love the ending of this movie. Theres a feel-good moment directly followed by a great joke
The ridiculous premise reminds me of George Costanza's butler idea for a sitcom pilot.
hes my butler
I love The Super. I enjoyed the movie, and had it on VHS. It deserves way more love than it gets.
Im not really into these movies at all, yet I love this channel. Great narration and writing
The home alone series with the blowtorch is the movie clip that will never cease to make me laugh my ass off.
That car alarm going off after the vehicle was stripped clean is still hilarious. 🤣
Enjoyed your review as always my friend and you know what I’m gonna check out this movie it’s on Amazon so I’ll check it out tomorrow.
I’ll come back and give my take on it when I’m finished with it thank you for letting me know about it as always great work
I always just considered this movie a classic.
I used to have this on VHS as a kid, and as a result, I've seen it countless times. This is the first time I've ever heard someone else mention it. It's a good watch.
Love this gem of a film!! 💎
Good job man.
Love this comedy it’s so underrated, I wish it would be released to Blu-ray seeing that WB owns it .
Found a Laserdisc copy of this when I was helping my grandparents move. Had no idea it was that rare of a release