As kid we had this grainy vhs copy taped of tv have no Clue how that tape made it through so so so many watches lol so happy to have this on blu ray and do have an original vhs copy best movie ever made
@@AHD4020 My first copy was recorded off Comedy Central the first night it ever came on in my house. Like, my mom was like, "I know youre gonna wanna watch this so I am recording it while you sleep, watch it later" and I fell in love with it.
I've used that statement on more than a few occasions to describe some annoying people I know. No one has ever gotten the reference, but they get the sentiment expressed perfectly, haha.
This was the only scene in which anyone was allowed to improvise lines, and she knocked it outta the park. She was an icon. I still miss her. Rest in Peace, Rise in Power, Maddie.
My favorite quotes: “It’s a matter of life and death. He’s dead, and now I have a life.” -Ms. White “You can’t make an omelette without breaking eggs, every cook ‘ll tell ya that.” “But look what happened to the cook! -Ms P. And C.M. Literally everything else
OH WHO CARES THAT GUY DOESNT MATTER LET HIM STAY LOCKED UP FOR ANOTHER HALFANHOUR THE POLICE WILL BE HERE BY THEN AND THERE ARE TWO DEAD BODIES IN THE STUDY!
Fun Fact: This was one of Rian Jonshon’s principal inspirations behind the movie Knives Out, along with several Agatha Christie stories, Gosford Park, and a couple more mystery comedies.
"I"m like a one-eyed cat peepin' at a seafood store." Think about THAT line long and hard for a minute. They knew how to work the innuendo back in the day...
"Who were the people who gave this great version of the song a thumbs down?" you ask. THEY ALL DID IT. But if you want to know who gave it a thumbs up: I did. On the RU-vid page. With the mouse cursor. OK, everyone - move on to your next video. I'm gonna go sleep with my Lego wife.
“But he was dead.” “We should’ve made sure.” “By cutting off his head no doubt.” Every time I watch this movie it brings me back to the 80s. A movie I can see 500 times and it never gets old, even as I get older.
I remember seeing this in the theater when it came out when I was 8 years old and Paramount made it to where you had to go to a different theater to see the alternate endings.
"Wadsworth, am I correct in saying that there is nobody else in this house?" "No." "So there is somebody else in this house?" "No, sorry. I meant no meaning yes." "No meaning yes?! Look I just want a clear answer on whether there's somebody else in this house, or isn't there? Yes or no?!" "No." "NO THERE IS? OR NO THERE ISN'T?!" "Yes." 😂😂😂
+sailormatlac Well, technically, it was. But it's a cult classic now. www.buzzfeed.com/adambvary/something-terrible-has-happened-here-the-crazy-story-of-how
my fav part from the movie;; second ending, Mrs. Peacock:: Wadsworth:: it's just like the Mounties, we always get our man Mr. Green:: Mrs. Peacock was a man?! Wadsworth slaps Mr. Green, followed by Colonel Mustard
I remember watching this in the theater..with the miss scarlet ending..they sent the different endings too different states..or cities if I remember correctly
I still hold out hope we'll see a future release with the 4th ending. For those that don't know, another outcome was filmed, with Tim Curry being the killer. He escapes from the police in a car, but a dog in the back attacks him, causing him to crash. Apparently, it was filmed and completed, but never put in the film.