The Man Who Knew Too Little * FIRST TIME WATCHING * reaction & commentary 

20:36, A Fish Called Wanda and PREDATOR are coming!!!

An underrated, under appreciated Bill Murray film. Quick Change is another one.

Little Shop of Horrors starring Rick Moranis and Steve Martin, with cameos by John Candy and Bill Murray!

I can't say it enough.... STRIPES, Bill Murray AND John Candy

"Well something is going to go in her mouth." But you have not experienced Bill Murray until you have watched Stripes.

The game is called Kerplunk. The goal is to remove as many sticks out of the center as possible without causing the marbles to fall. The slogan was "If it goes Kerplunk, you're ...sunk.

Oh oh oh!!! “The man with one red shoe” Tom Hanks, Carrie Fisher, Darryl Hanna, Jim Bulishi! It has everything. Great story line.

So Ashleigh has watched "The Man Who Too Little" and "What about Bob" but still hasn't seen "Stripes"? Who is suggesting these movies.

I've always felt this was a criminally underrated Bill Murray movie. Good choice, Shelly!!!

This is actually one of my FAVORITE movies! Whenever I'm stressed out, I watch this as I find it calming... ha ha

Lost in Translation (2004) Bill Murry won a Golden Globe for best actor. He was also nominated for a Academy Award for this role.

A word on the title: it's a variation on the title of the spy thriller: "The Man Who Knew Too Much."

"TRUE LIES" is a great Spy-movie. Please watch it !

Oh my god, hearing A Fish Called Wanda is coming makes me so excited!

"The JerK" with Steve Martin. "I was born a poor black child". Hey...now you have to watch it to see how poor he really was! Also, his brother in The Man Who Knew Too Much is Peter Gallagher and stars in "While You Were Sleeping" with another one of your boyfriends, Bill Pullman (also Sandra Bullock). I think you would really enjoy it too.

The lead actress is Joanne Whalley. Formerly known as Joanne Whalley-Kilmer because she was married to Val... ;) ALL YOUR VIDEOS ARE LINKED SO MUCH

When I was much younger, we rented this and Michael Douglas's "The Game" on the same evening not knowing anything about either one. Unintentionall themed movie night.

Bill Murray, Frances McDormand, Bruce Willis, and several other greats in Moonrise Kingdom. Beautiful, funny, and heartfelt, with some first class child acting and even a great score by a real composer.

love how you were able to get the "Here's Johnny" because of this channel itself and it being recommended.

Quick Change (1990) Stars: Bill Murray, Geena Davis, Randy Quaid Three thieves successfully rob a New York City bank, but making the escape from the city proves to be almost impossible.

You'd probably like Zombieland, just for Bill Murray playing himself.

For some reason I started thinking about the movie Spies Like Us, because it has the same kind of situational humor.

I mentioned this movie a couple of months ago but it didn't seem to get the attention of his better known movies. Personally, I think this is one of Bill Murray's best films.

“You can never go wrong with Bill Murray”, she hasn’t seen Garfield yet 😭😭😭

"Quick Change" is another great and underrated Bill Murray comedy, so I would recommend that...

Watch Steve Martin in "Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid." Another great classic movie like this is "My Favorite Brunette" (1947) starring Bob Hope and Dorothy Lamour. Hope is basically the template for Bill Murray with them having the same style of comedy. You need to watch more 1930-40s movies for it being the pinnacle of Hollywood glamour. I know once you see it you'll be begging for more film from this era.

An underrated Bill Murray movie is: Larger than Life Bill w/an elephant & a psychotic Matthew McConaughey

This is a movie I can watch over and over. It's a very clever, intelligent movie for 90% of it's running.

The tall guy with the mustache is played by the actor Alfred Molina, he played Doctor Octopus in a Spider Man movie, no spoilers, he played a great Doc Ock!

Young Bill Murray in Meatballs is a perfect movie for the upcoming Summer!

"A disguise so good I didn't remember what she looked like..." Well, in all honesty, when she's wearing the maid outfit, are we really looking at her face?

Don't miss "Quick Change" when you continue your journey through Bill Murray movies. It's not one of his more talked about films but absolutely worth a watch.

Lost in Translation is an amazing Bill Murray movie. Really stays with you.

Zombieland. Add that one to your list. It has Bill Murray!

Shockingly underrated movie. The dance with the dolls gets me rolling EVERY SINGLE TIME

Interesting side note: Quentin Tarantino worked at blockbuster video, he quit borrowed money from his family to make Reservoir Dogs.

Yay! So glad you liked it Ashleigh!! It’s such a little gem of a movie. Silly fun..my FAVORITE kind! :-)

Bill Murry does not own a cell phone or sign contracts. So while he might show interest in filming a movie, he waits for production starts before considering he should show up. He is looking for a smoothly running production, where everyone is having fun.

This movie is one of my all time guilty pleasures. I know it's kinda dumb, but I've seen it about 10 times and love it every time I see it.

I guess now is a good time to watch Lost in translation with Bill Murray

You still need to see Wes Anderson movies! They almost always feature Bill Murray.

"A Fish Called Wanda" is a classic, it has 2 guys from Monty Python plus Jamie Lee Curtis and Kevin Kline who steals every scene he's in (he won an Oscar for this performance).

Meatballs is also essential Bill Murray. It inspired a ton of camp movies that followed it.

You really need to react to "Stripes" and Bill Murray's film debut "Meatballs"

How about a "paranoia will destroy ya" theme with "The Burbs" starring Tom Hanks.

You should watch the movie Moving Violations. It stars Bill Murray’s brother along with a bunch of other people you’ll recognize.

For more Bill Murray and hilarious comedy, please watch Kingpin

The title is a play on the man who knew too much. The film won an Academy Award for Best Original Song for "Que Sera, Sera (Whatever Will Be, Will Be)", sung by Doris Day.

One of my TOP 10 movies of all time, you laugh at each joke 3 times; 1 on the initial joke, 2 when he responds to the line and 3 how they react to how he responded.

Love Bill, you need to watch Meatballs...first lead in a flick, very good seventies feel.

Someone on here with a little more popularity needs to get her to watch... Batteries Not Included!

nice! so glad you enjoyed it! this is one of my favorite movies ever, i actually enjoy the slightly slower pacing. funny thing is, i was one of the handful requesting this movie and i was trying to win the contest also so i could request this one. this is a good one for second and third watches, you pick up more of the story and can just focus on the funny.

"What kind of game is that?" ...Kerplunk.

Bill Murray is one of the funniest guys ever. You still need to check out Stripes, Meatballs, Space Jam, Quick Change and Tootsie.

If you're interested, Bill Murray did a movie called Razors Edge. His only totally dramatic role.

So happy you reacted to this, I love this one. The reason it didn't catch as much air as most of his movies is that it came out about the same time as the first Austin Powers movie, which just took up all of the space for silly spy movies that year.

Two Famous Actors on Screen Ashleigh: "He looks familiar" Me: "which one??" Ashleigh: "his brother!" Me: "oh!" His brother was played by Peter Gallagher, who you have probably seen in The O.C. or something like American Beauty or Sex, Lies, & Videotape. He's been in tons of stuff. The Russian assassin was played by Alfred Molina who was Dr Octopus in the 2nd Tobey Maguire Spider-Man movie and Boogie Nights. Also a very successful supporting actor type. Also, let me second the calls for Dirty Rotten Scoundrels!

"The Life Aquatic with Steve Zisou"(sp?) is another excellent Bill Murray performance.

One of your Christmas movies this year should be the 1988 Bill Murray classic Scrooged.

The movie was panned critically, and didn't get much advertising. It had a small (for Bill Murray) box office.

Grumpy Old Men --- I think you will love it

I don’t know why, but the police officer saying, “I’ve always wanted to do that...” is one of my favorite movie lines ever.

Please please do Naked Gun and American Graffiti! Some of your favorite actors are in Graffiti and the comedy style of Naked Gun is right up your alley.

If you like Bill Murray, you have to see where he began. MEATBALLS. You will love that movie so much!

The game with marbles is Kerplunk .

"I hope he's gonna be a funny, clumsy guy" *BAM* That's the sound of Ashleigh hitting the nail on the head!! Great video, Ashleigh!!

The actor with the mustache is Alfred Molina, who also played India Jones' assistant who leaves him for dead and takes the gold idol from him, only to be killed himself early in The Raiders of the Lost Ark

I'm so glad you watched this-one of my all-time favorites!

If your doing this, try 'The Man with One Red Shoe' Tom Hanks, Jim Belushi, 'spy movie' Then Spies like Us, Dan Aykroyd, Chevy Chase.

If you want more of Bill Murray, definitely check out MEATBALLS (1979), his film debut, and STRIPES (1981).

One Murray's most underrated films.

its so interesting that bill uses the croquet mallet on the door and says "here's johnny!" as a mocking of the original shining movie with Jack Nicholson when this movie came out in 97. Coincidentally, the remake television series, "The Shining," (also came out the same year) where "Jack Torrence" uses a croquet mallet instead of an ax as his weapon of choice.

I love when he asks for a time out.

I am so glad that you chose this flick. not only is it one of my all time favourite movies. its also the one movie bill doesnt get any credit for. even though i think its one of his best outings.

I don’t know if you’ve seen these two movies, but I’d love to see you review them back to back. -Won’t You Be My Neighbor? -A Beautiful Day In The Neighborhood.

I am a HUGE movie nut and you are EASILY one of my 3 favourite reactors. Thank you for watching such great ones and just being yourself. You're hilarious Ashleigh! ❤ Much Love!

HEY Ashleigh, perhaps its time to UP your UPloads, 3 times a week sounds perfect! 😍👍

Fish called Wanda? Yesssssss ! :). Biting tongue to not give away anything. So excited. Oh please add “The Three Amigos” to your poll :)

Not gonna lie, but I'm surprised Ashleigh got to this so quickly! 😁

Good review Ashleigh! Love this movie. The lead actress is Joanne Whalley. She was married to Val Kilmer and they both starred in a movie called Willow which you gotta see.

If you love Bill Murray, you may be interested in "The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou"

@ 9:43 Back in the day, when we were still riding horseback, swordsmen would ride on the left side of the road to keep their sword-hand free - you know... just in case he ran into one of his old adversaries, and since most people are right-handed, well... this meant riding on the left-side of the road.

I'd so much more like you to see The Man Who Knew Too Much.

In the US, right-hand traffic goes back to the 18th century. Freight wagons were pulled by teams of horses. and the drivers rode on the left rear horse, using their right hand to more easily control the team. Traffic shifted to the right so drivers could easily avoid collisions. Eventually, with the rise of the automobile and increase in global traffic, many countries switched to the right to fit in with neighbors - including Samoa, which just switched from the left in 2009.

The "Austin Powers"-trilogy would be great for reactions !

Movies like this show just how great Bill Murray is. Most other actors would have a movie like this in their highlight reel. Bill has so many amazing movies that compared to his other stuff, this usually doesn’t end up in the conversation.

Down Periscope.... please... And if you can find it, Condor Man...

It's good to see someone finally react to this movie. It's one of Bill Murray's sleeper movies, possibly because of the complexity of the plot. He was brilliant, as always, and it's actually one of my favorite Bill Murray movies. The man has been in and starred in more movies than just about anyone, and he can do no wrong.

A different kind of Bill Murray Film would be Lost in Translation.

"There better be fresh flowers!" A line I use all the time. I love this movie.

PLEASE you guys... Let's band together so Ashleigh will react to "Up Close and Personal"! We already know she's got it for Robert Redford! And who doesn't love Michelle Pfeiffer?? Thank you in advance! With 💜 from Seymour, TN

Love this movie! It's so silly but it always gets you laughing which is what you need in a comedy. I think the main reason this movie isn't as well known or appreciated is due to it's advertising - it was non-existent ... I only found it in a video rental place the first time I watched it.

I agree with everyone, Stripes was my favorite movie for a long time. He's a very likable smartass and you'll root for him the entire time.

1. Adventures in Babysitting 2. The Burbs 3. Leprechaun (Anniston) 4. Nightmare before Christmas 5. Spies Like Us 6. Cannonball Run 7. Conan the Barbarian 8. The Apple Dumpling Gang 9. The Italian Job 10. Kentucky Fried Movie Thanks in advance!

The title is a parody of the title of two movies callled The Man Who Knew too Much, both directed by Alfred Hitchcock, who would go on to direct Psycho. In the second version, the title role was played by James, or Jimmy Stewart, from It's a Wonderful Life.

-Most Countries drive on the right side. -People use to ride horses on the left, so that they could hold a weapon in their right hand -When carts and carriages came around in America it was switched, because you had to whip the horse and people didn't want to whip into passing traffic. It still wasn't a 100% rule though. -Then the Model T came around and standardized the driver being on the left and car being on the right, so that passengers could safely get out on the sidewalk.

You are SOOO right Ashleigh!! You DO see and say what's going to happen before it does. You've done it so much. It's some kind of gift I suspect, so yeah, maybe you ARE meant to be a producer or more like a director. Your eyes see things that most people's don't. I wonder if you're a good chess player? Like, do you have the ability to see in your mind several steps ahead? Whatever it is, FOLLOW IT! You're really good at this YT channel, you're a great personality, honest, funny, attractive, WAY talented (that song you sang after watching "Hocus Pocus" was freakin' AWESOME!), I mean, you obviously have drive. So yeah, if some kind of opportunity comes along to direct something, even if it's a local play, DO IT!! I think you've got "it". :) Thanks again and again for everything you do to bring us these videos. I know how much time it must take, so just want you to know, I appreciate it. You're one of my favorite channels to watch. :) Hello hubbin'! Hey Beans! (oh yeah, and WTH lady with your 'Bill Murray is going to be one of my next ex-husbands' comment??? What does that mean for hubbin'???????? lol)

It's a brilliant comedy. I think the reason it's not more well known is that it depends so much on the viewer being familiar with James Bond and other earlier classic spy movies. If you'd grown up with those films, the story would have made a lot more sense and you'd get a lot of jokes that are dependent on all the tropes from those films. But even so, it obviously still works really well since we can see you enjoy it so much. :)

I agree that Quick Change and Stripes are also a must see.

Yay, another underrated movie getting reacted to! I love it 😊 A few other movies I don't think are very "mainstream" are American Dreamer, Murder by Death, For Roseanna, Joe vs the Volcano, Inner Space, What's Up Doc, and The Hudsucker Proxy.