She was brilliant fr tho! I didn’t know whether I should feel bad for her, be scared of her or be absolutely infatuated by her lol She managed to pull off the psycho neglected gf/wife while matching the absurd and gross humor without going to Amy Schumer levels of disgusting but was still real funny about it.
And Catalina's tourism trade has exploded even more than it was before. The island is full of those who work there, and the rich with vacation mansions. I guess, like Martha's Vineyard.
"It's the fucking Catalina wine mixer." Ever since I saw this as a teen, I always say that any time something good happens and I didn't expect it. One of the greatest comedies ever. Also, this movie has so many great lines that I still quote to this day.
@@Arv4789 This movie made me think where do I know that quote from, so I looked it up and as soon as I saw it was The Outsiders that book came flowing back to my mind from high school too lol. I didn't learn till I was an adult it was a famous movie but I remember the book lmao. I'm 42 so it's not like the movie was as controversial as when it was released so I'm surprised it took me years to realize it was a famous movie lmao.
@@Arv4789 We all had to read it in middle school, and I'm in California. lol (Funny thing is, I don't remember the word "Tulsa" being used once in the book...only "Oklahoma". But the blurb on the back said it was Tulsa, so that's how we knew.)
When this came out on DVD I was deployed and the movie became an instant hit with all of us. Within a week of release you could hear quotes all over the FOB. Toward the end of the tour during one of our formations (meetings) with the CO (boss) we were briefed we were being "involuntarily extended" in the desert and were not going home. From inside ranks you heard one guy say "This deployment is a f*cking prison" and another followed right along with "on Planet bullsh!t"..... even the CO started laughing.
@@funeralforahorse Why are you so bothered by literally 2 acronyms? You could try learning something instead of being a shitter, FOB is forward operating base and CO is commanding officer.
John C. Reilly is so underrated his big starring role was Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story and it is hilarious but it was only moderately successful. I'd say it's one of my top 10 comedies of all time.
@@ryanserwe5587 I remember seeing Walk Hard on my birthday in a theatre with like 1 other couple besides me and my 2 best friends. One of my fav movie experiences ever. I mean it was like a private screening lol.
I grew up watching Katherine Hahn play this sweet innocent secretary on the show Crossing Jordan in the early 2000s, so watching her in this was such a trip. Love how much success she's had over the years!
I REALLY hope you eventually get to the great, under-the-radar film: "STRANGER THAN FICTION"... It stars Will Ferrell in a dramatic role (he's good... really good!), Dustin Hoffman, Emma Thompson, Queen Latifah, and Maggie Gyllenhaal. It's a WONDERFUL film you'll never forget.
Fantasy baseball, or any kind of fantasy sport, is just a fun way for you and your friends to pretend like you manage a team in whatever sport you’re interested in. Some people play just for fun, and then there’s people that play for money if there’s a set buy-in to play. Basically you get a group of 8-12 people, pick a draft day and set the order in which who will pick from first to last, and on draft day everyone chooses professional players; round to round until you’ve built your team’s roster, and once your roster is full of starters and backups your dream team, or "fantasy" as Dale puts it, is complete. Then you wait for the actual sports season to begin and your fantasy team will win or lose every week depending on how the players on your team are playing in real-life games throughout the season. In the end it’s basically just a fun way to talk shit to your friends because they know less than you do about the particular sport that you’re all into. Thank you Simone and George for listening to my ramblings on this great American pastime. (bows)
Fantasy Football for money is the entire reason I cannot stand football. I live with friends and all I ever hear is how so and so has not paid their dues. It makes me want to go to a sports store and slash every single football and jersey available.
Another Will Farrell movie that makes me howl with laughter is Blades of Glory, it also has Jon Heder (Napoleon Dynamite). This movie is such a fun silly time.
I was an extra for a week of shooting during the outdoor scenes at the 'Catalina Wine-mixer.' All us background people had 5am calls to be ready to shoot by 7am. And they were all 12 hour days. It was in the winter time pretending to be sumner so it was literally sun up to sun down. Here's my biggest takeaway from that gig. The way they directed this movie was have Farrell and Riley start a scene togther about a particular topic plot related that was moving the narrative forward. But, they had the greenlight to improve any and every time. Which they did. But, also the director would randomly yell out things in the middle of takes ideas and certain topics to riff off of. This process was amazing to behold because they never did the same take twice. Ever. It was always different. And they hit the ground running. At 7am, they were 'on.' And the truely astonishing thing is every improv was comedic gold. Every. Single. One. Editing together which particular improv joke was obviously an embarrassment of riches. They're all good and just from all the alternative takes, they could assembly cut a whole other different multiverse altternate version of this movie. On a personal note, I couldn't keep it together take to take crossing as an extra between the two because each take was brand new and as a person in the scene you couldn't prepare yourself for the lines that were coming because they were all off the cuff every time and equally hilarious. I was a wreck because I couldn't not keep from laughing. I kept trying to hide in the designated holding tent so I wouldn't be in some scenes just to rally and get myself together. Yet they kept putting me front and center in crossing scenes by the principle actors. I was terrified of ruining takes, especially because those two were comedic genius's and each improved take was a masterpiece. No exaggeration. I would find out later from the AD, the director did this to me and another girl on purpose because it fed them and found it funny as a measuring stick determining if the comedy was working or not. Which was thrilling to hear but also a relief knowing I wasn't messing up the production. We had a nice little extra family in the year of '07 seeing each other on different shows and movies all the time. But, the interesting thing about this movie was certain jokes did stay with us which became running jokes amongst us friends on other sets like saying, 'I need me some boats and hoes, gotta get me some boats and hoes.' And just yelling like Will Farrell does over and over again, 'Don't you understand?? It's the Catalina Wine Mixer!!! You think this is some kind of game?? It's the Catalina Wine Mixer!!! Recognize!!' Also, you're in a unique special privileged position as a finite group of people privy to and repeating jokes that are already iconic amongst our little honored elite squad lucky enough to be there, but you're part of this weird super secret club in a strange way because you had to wait a year till the film was released before the rest of the world was in on the instantly quotable Jokes too. It was a unique and privileged position to be in. Even Adam Scott f*cked with me staying in character before the cameras started rolling for a take by sneaking up behind me and in his assh*le character voice, whisper 'Get your head out your ass.' and then just walk into the scene. That one just destroyed me. I did my crossing walk across the scene and just kept walking to the extea holding area falling over laughing once I was out of frame. But, yeah, Farrell and Riley, my god, they f*cked my sh*t up. Lol. Their talent is staggering.
I know people say this movie is dumb and stupid, but it’s thanks to the humor of this film that the still-growing relationship I have with my girlfriend was able to bloom. We met on Xbox about 7 years ago, but didn’t get to meet face-to-face until a few years later. She was so shy and nervous, and honestly I was too, but thankfully this movie was playing on the TV and we spent the rest of the evening laughing our butts off and just having a grand time. 4 years later, we finally moved in and have been living together for over a year now. Corny as it may be, but that’s the truth of it. And I’ve been happier all the better.
Kind of like Philip Seymour Hoffman in "The Big Lebowski". Plays every single scene like he is in like he is the main character. Doesn't matter that his character is tertiary, AT BEST.
If you haven't seen "Walk Hard" with John C Reilly playing the main character without any co-lead, you will see that honestly, IMO, he is the better comic actor of the two. Also, you should see the "pow" dude(Rob Riggle) in 21 Jump Street and it's sequel. He shines in the smaller roles, I think he would be too annoying to be a lead character.
He ranted against Murphy Brown ( tv show character ) being a single mother. So on Murphy Brown, Murphy hired a dump truck to drop a ton of potatoes at the WH gate.
Great reaction CineBinge. Hopefully, in the near future you two will react to Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story. It star's John C Reily parodying Johnny Cash! It's a hilarious film I think you two will both enjoy!
When I was an EMT, my paramedic partner and I watched this movie, and we began calling each other “Dragon and Nighthawk”. I was the latter, and it was really fun to see other people’s faces when they were trying to figure out how we got the names.
I really didn't know what to expect going in to this, as the premise just seemed to bonkers to be any good, and boy was I ever wrong. They leaned in to the grown ass men still living at home and Ferrell & Reilly absolutely killed it. And Katherine Hahn was just about the best supporting role I've ever seen, she should have been Academy nominated for her part here, funny as all hell.
@SteelCityJW yeah the writers strike delayed it massively, that season finale stuck with me for ages after Ghosted was a good show he was in too, got canned early though
Adam Scott DID play a demon in The Good Place! Highly recommend the series if you haven’t seen it. Adam Scott is such a great actor, please check out Severance and Party Down! Party Down in particular is such a funny, under appreciated series.
This movie has so many great actors absolutely bringing their A-game just playing around knowing everything they're doing is ridiculous. I think the movie is even better because they were having fun.
You guys should check out Grandma's Boy and Better Off Dead. For some forgotten movies, check out 3 O'Clock High, My Best Friend is a Vampire, and A Guide For the Married Man. All hilarious
Paleontologists reinstated Brontosaurus almost a decade ago after new fossil discoveries in 2015 had them reclassify a couple Apatosaurus species as Brontosauri along with a new third Brontosaurus species.
The deleted/extended scenes are fantastic as well....."Hulk Hands". One of the things that makes it work so well with the main characters being so outrageous is the fact that everyone else in the movie is a mess too.
I don't know why, but Symone I'm always delighted when you make that graceful little two-handed gesture during the patreon content plug. (Obviously you know what to do with your hands, unlike Ricky Bobby)
Fantasy League sports is essentially D&D for jocks. Based off of actually game stats. A group of "deffidently not nerdy" guys make an imaginary team drafting actual players and instead of rolling dice they use in-game statistics to determine how well their team is doing. There is usually a buy in and a cash prize for the person who's team has the best stat increases at the end of season.
Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story is a must for John C Reilly comedies. If you can handle the runtime, watch the extended edition. However, you may want to first watch some musician biopics, especially Walk the Line, as it spoofs from it a lot.
If you think John C Reilly is funny, you should check out Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story. He plays a sort of Johnny Cash parody and it is absolutely hilarious.
Second comment after watching a bit. There’s a YT talk show channel who recently had Will Ferrell on there, and he brought the Prosthetic Prop Berries that he rubbed on the drumset. They do look quite realistic.
Me and my dad both used to watch this movie on TV, with it being censored. But one time when visiting my grandparents my dad had borrowed the uncensored DVD from one of his friends and we watched it there. We both knew it'd be cruder, but not that much cruder and my poor grandmother was mortified
Fantasy sports is just a way for people to get really competitive with their friends or random “leagues” online. Basically you build a team by doing draft picks, then throughout the season you keep up with how that player is doing as far as their statistics. Then by the end of the season whoever has the best team statistically speaking is the winner. That’s my understanding of fantasy sports at least
It is a totally ridiculous movie, but at least once a week my husband and I quote something from this movie at each other. We were looking for a new couch and one caught his eye, so he yelled in the middle of the store, "Babe, we'll so much more room for activities!" The sales guy immediately burst into laughter!
It was Dan Quayle who couldn't spell "potato." He was judging a kid's spelling bee, and the word was misspelled on the card that was given to him by the teacher.
Richard Jenkins who plays Robert (the dad) also plays dahmers father in the Netflix series “dahmer” When my boys and I watched dahmer, there’s a scene where Richard Jenkins is watching the news coverage of dahmers crimes in his living room. He gets up to turn the tv off and I say “I’m going to the Cheesecake Factory, gonna get myself a drink” and my bud next to me says “THATS WHERE IVE SEEN HIM! Hell yeah! “
You left out the best line…”I traveled 500 miles to give you my seed! Therapist; “Lumber Jack!?” Followed by the scream. One of my favorite comedies great pick.
16:22 It's funny you say he is like the devil, because Adam Scott plays essentially the same character in _The Good Place,_ and that character is essentially the devil.
