Opie & Anthony - Overrated Movies 

Hollywood liberalism triumphs again.

It also beat out Shawshank that year.

@@TheChuckFina Shawshank redemption and pulp fiction Were beaten by Forrest Gump in the 1995 Oscars. 1999 was the year saving Private Ryan *lost, or got “robbed”

@Pure Blood no way

@@-C.S.RMan, remember when movies were good? Knowing that all three of those came out in the same year made my heart sink a little for where we’re at now.

Gotta manage your smiles and cries

Over the top

@@julesfalcone You're not wrong but that was kind of the point, and a lot of the time when he is being completely over the top something completely over the top is happening. The problem wasn't so much with his interpretation of the character if you ask me, but with the writing. Definitely didn't deserve an oscar though, but that shit's all political anyways.

Washington was evil to a corny extent. Hawke was good to a corny extent.

Eh, he was good but he was typical tough guy Denzel as usual.

Been doin dis since I was 18

Arite Arite Arite let’s bring it back you I just gotta get to deez cawls you guys The whole time he was the hole

Opie ain't funny no

@@trailerwager8850 really?

Oh, I disagree, it doesn't seem humorous at all to me.

And Jim hates whatever is popular. What else is new lol

Been too busy doing radio since he was 18. The Opster never had time for anything but comedy.

@@cman101892 Norton has always been a "too cool for the room" Douchebag. I can't stand that little creep.

@@thefourthdegree You spelled "Crazy" wrong at the very end of your comment.

He saw reservoir dogs. Thought the dialogue was “FANTASTIC”

Lol they'll never get the hint

@J D No the hints are the low box office performances those useless movies get

Right?!!

Yeah, “Crash” aka “Crutch” was quintessential Oscar bait. Empty Oscar bait.

@@edweer670 you think viewers actually make up enough of a presence in the box office to make a statement if they even wanted to? I kinda gotta feeling that enough money is laundered through these movies that they could sell 0 tickets, and still mass produce SSSSSSSSSHITTTTTTTT till the end of time with no reprecussions.

It was super dishonest even then, piece of pro libtard pro-racism sh**.

Very funny

12 is generous

Brothaman knows the fawkin’ live-streaming thing… *sniff*

Hold on...Hold on!!!HOLD ON!!!!

multi-millionaire who is to cheap to pay for a parking space so he moves his car 2xs a day to avoid getting a ticket.

Me too. It's impossible. When I started watching a lot of Patrice O'Neal O&A comes with it. So I would see all this Opie hate in the comments and it didn't take long for me to agree. He's a complaining pathological lying douche bag with no talent. RIP PATRICE.

He is the worst person ever to be involved in any form of entertainment and that’s saying a lot

It was ok but winning oscars was a joke. Just typical hollywood liberal bs because it featured all the races you can think of and somekind of attemt of dealing rasicsm or some shit poorly.

FACTS

Agreed. Way too on the nose

I agree

Jimmy doesn’t like training day but he loves crash

Jimmy has the most shit taste in movies I have ever heard lol.

Taken was great at the time. It was the first action movie in a long time that made you hate the bad guys. That kidnapping scene was very well executed as well.

Acting corrupt and a villain is the easiest acting gig dude

Taken is shite made for teenage boys and men who forgot they're no longer teenage boys, and Training Day was extremely unremarkable with very little to say about the real world -- except perhaps this: "Put Denzel in a film if you want people to think you're making something intelligent." Black privilege.

I thought I was the only one who didn't appreciate Scarface.

Scarface is a cult classic

@@steviedub9370Scarface is endlessly rewatchable

You borrowed that line from Patrice.

@@julesfalcone ;) lol

Jim also said that it was predictable, when it absolutely wasn't.

Denzel in the Hurricane was his best performance compared to Training Day or Malcolm X

I watched Training Day for the first time as an adult. It was definitely a let down. It almost seemed like there was no plot.

Crash was definitely overrated.

OMEGA LOL

Trash

Your all buggin Crash was heavy

@@ericanthony4630 excellent movie crash. I miss watching it, I remember Ludachris parts he filmed was best

So was private parts.

@@From-North-Jersey PRIVATE PARTS was GREAT. Even Ant would admit that.

We hate him, and he STINKS!...but this wouldn't have happened (or any of it) at all. I'm still sad its gone.

Would it have been too much to watch a couple of them...knowing the bit was coming up?.......asshole.

To this day im convinced he hasn't seen the Shining or the Godfather movies. The latter is surprising since the Opester used to work for the mafia.

@@mikepotrero3905 They used to call him, Opie "The Caddie" Hughes.

But he's been doing radio since he's 18.

I think that might literally be the worst joke of all time. and yet it was hilarious... why?

@G.I. Jew - American Hebrew begone troll

@G.I. Jew - American Hebrew triggered. so triggered.

@Harold Paulle hi Opie

Did you catch Opie fake throwing in Stern's movie? Dude is obsessed and can't keep him out of his mouth 17:49

He's not too cool. He just doesnt have the ability to watch a movie and take anything from it. The amount of Goodfellas, Pulp Fiction, Godfather etc references Ant and Jimmy made over the years and he never got any of em.

There's a montage in the middle when they're studying for the big exams as Chaz Jenkel plays.

@@devlinallistair-zx5by I'm not saying there was no montage in the movie. I am saying that Everybody Wants to Rule the World wasn't playing during it. It played at the end, like I said.

Scarface is like Heartbreak Ridge. The first half is funny and the last half serious.

RavenRuled kind of like Full Metal Jacket?

No it isn't the chainsaw scene gave me an anxiety attack and I had to elevate my feet and shit luckily my dad's a nurse

LICK IT lol idk what to think! Scarface was great tho, I kill a commonist fo free mang

Scarface is fucking great

Wasn't that in Catcher in the Rye? Everytime Holden Caulfield said, "To tell the truth, _________." he was lying his ass off?

It's a figure of speech. Like "Get what I mean? Get what I'm saying?" and even one you probably use every day "Y'know?" You must be very insecure, and also a liar, then. But mostly a typical internet fucktard.

It ain’t overrated by a mile. Denzel gives a stellar performance and of course Jimmy would say Malcolm X. How predictable. I can still watch training day and am entertained by it but Jimmy thinks that Oscar race baiting sjw garbage like crash is good. No fuckin way.

Great movie?! R u sure about that? How do you rate no country for...?

@@davidperez5089 yeah, great movie. i used to watch Training Day almost every day. one of my favorites. i understand why people don't like it, but whatever. no country for old men is good, but it's boring compared to Training Day. just my opinion.

you like having your shit pushed in

@@tonygonzalez5173 You ever had your shit pushed in?

Grow some nuts and listen to the rest of it

And Denzel’s performance was great

Yes but it one you remember for a while after seeing it?

It's funny when he loses at guitar hero.

van halen was done in 85

He really was/is obsessed

The weed wasn't the convincing point. It was the calmness around a group of cops and a drug sniffing dog, with weed.

The white guy sold weed to his friends? Why point out black if leaving out the ethnicities of the other characters?

@@HI-DEF100 it's cute that you find offense on other's behalf inside old YT comments, you're doing the world a great service, Howie

Absolutely. Rewatched it a few months ago and that scene really stuck out. It’s the fact that he practices telling the story over and over again, with the whole plan to infiltrate the criminal organization depending on him telling it perfect, and then the story itself turns out to be something so banal. It really feels like some sheltered Hollywood guy wrote it with no clue

I agree but I liked it back in the days when epic cgi mixed with practical effects were a new thing.

I saw it 3 times in theaters as a little kid. It’s an asinine film, but I still love it. Ant and Jimmy making fun of it for two hours is one of my favorite OandA compilations.

As a meteorologist I can say its a cringe fest movie of so much hollywood crap on a movie about a tornado. When Bill Paxton's girlfriend wanted to know about an F5 tornado and everyone had the face of you should never speak of that. Or the huge tornado that hit the drive in was funny asf.

Get a subscription to compound media and watch Anthony and dave landau rip the movie to shreds in Compound Cinema.

@@bearworldwide101 it’s the finger of god 🥶

The movie itself would have even been decent without Denzel, but he made it incredible

Denzel made that movie. A lesser actor and performance would've brought it way down from the hype it gets.

Entertaining doesn't equal greatness please educate yourself the acting was great but it was your typical dirty cop movie with the good cop being the hero at the end no one talks about training day because it was the same formula as other movies

@@troymcclure681 And greatness doesn't equal entertaining a kings speech was great but I wouldn't call it entertaining so that goes both ways and Training Day is an all-time great cop movie because of the acting and the story line was pretty good as well.

@@yunggpacino WTF are you talking about? I've never even seen the movie your talking about 😆 your comment makes no sense greatness doesn't equal entertainment ? Name 3 great movies that weren't entertaining? However entertainment isn't greatness and that's what training day was a B- rated movie with the same formula good cop vs bad cop no one talks about this movie it's very forgettable

He's the bomb in Spiderman.

Daveyboy stinks and I don't like him.

He was the worst part of Aliens lol. That face he makes while the cyborg does the knife game is pure cringe

After watching that amazing racial drama, I took a shit, and it was a rainbow colored shit. It literally had all the colors, it was such an impactful film on me and how I think about race relations 😃

@@QuestionEverything562 🌈💩😂

Except for all the blood.

I honestlly believe he's never seen it

@@ericanthony4630 Probably, either that or it's been so long since he's seen it that he forgot the that it has violence.

There's the chainsaw scene + the shooting right after and Tony fell into his fountain as a bloody mess. I think I remember his sister having Manny's blood on her robe too. Clearly they're old and forgot

Yes. Same as with music

Pulp Fiction sooo over rated. Jackie Brown is criminally underrated

You all must be young...Pulp Fiction changed the whole game. You probably think that because it’s been copied ever since. I feel the same way about Citizen Kane lol

@@ohhimark6067 Agreed

Reservoir Dogs is simply rated.

I remember watching Jackie brown on Guerrero street. Pulp fiction is very overrated

I thought I was the only one. I like Full Metal Jacket a lot. But I don't get his other stuff.

appypollyloggies, but i disagree.

you've got no talent or millions, ha.

Seriously I know

That movie is lame typical dirty cop movie

@@troymcclure681 Nah, it’s actually well done. Just because it’s a dirty cop movie doesn’t make it unoriginal.

@@kennybeans6115 no it's not well done in the second act and third act is a B- rated movie no one talks about it because of how forgettable it is

@@troymcclure681 Well, we’re still talking about it. Ha, jk. Is it a masterpiece? Nope. Was it carried out and done better than most within the genre? No doubt. Do you not agree that the first act, with introducing the characters, the gritty unsure setting of the Ganglands of LA, and the situation at hand was engaging and interesting? And then through the middle, along for the ride with Denzel and the Dept.’s corruption and schemes for the day? All well done. (Remember, it’s not about what it’s about, it’s about how it’s shown and conveyed that makes it better than most involving this type of premise. What I mean is It’s not what you say, but how you say it.) And the final act was especially well done and satisfactory. The tension involving Denzel and him selling out Hawke to the Mexicans, and a random good deed toward one of their nieces is what saves his life was played out well. Granted, that troupe is overused, but well deserved here nonetheless. Denzel defeated by the rookie, losing all of his standing and power within the community, and the Russians collecting their due at the stoplight to end the movie? Come on man, what more do you want? Even I think it’s slightly overrated, but I still can acknowledge that it’s pretty good. Your thoughts?

He was very good but the move itself really wasnt tht crazy especially the i saved a girl kept her pink wallet in my pocket part 😂

@@portorock5227 I actually liked that movie and thought that part was great. I really had no idea how he was going to get out of that bathtub the situation is very intense. Then his genuine good deed comes back to save him. It really revealed the other side of the good cop bad cop paradigm between him and Denzel

@@danieltaylor7152 like i said i liked the movie did think it was overrated that part was just silly af he wouldnt have kept that wallet

@@portorock5227 the entire movie happens in one day it's not like he still had it a year later

He wouldnt of kept that wallet bro!!! Its not like it was a nerve wracking day to begin with i mean shit its not like he just in a fight for his life or high on pcp via gunpoint cmonnn!!!!!

i think it's Chicago

Buckets

Amen

Well said.

says person who can't spell.

Ahhhhh... Scare face....

Hastur, the King in Yellow woahhhh buddy guy scared me

I'd say I can recommend it to anyone and guarantee entertainment

Within the first 5 minutes there is a transporter malfunction. People were totally obliterated on a quantum level. It was awsome.

Pretending?