Tremors (1990) Wife's First Time Watching! Movie Reaction!!

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Tremors (1990)
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@EmpireFanProductions 2 года назад

Actor Fred Ward (Earl) passed away today…Rest In Peace

@jamesboulerice4968 2 года назад

The basement gun scene was a defining moment of my childhood.

@TBRSchmitt 2 года назад

Same lol

@jh5131 2 года назад

Saw this in theater when I was like 13 or 14 everyone was screaming and laughing when that pan to the back wall happened

@MandoWookie 2 года назад

That basement scene, and Burt Gummer in general, may have set me unreasonable life goals.

@KurNorock 2 года назад

@@MandoWookie It's not that unreasonable. It is actually pretty common for most gun enthusiasts. All you have to do is buy 1-2 guns every year or two, which isn't that difficult. By the time you are 40 you've got a "wall of guns".

@majorramsey3k 2 года назад

Broke into the wrong goddamned recroom didn't you, you bastard!

@kakablanda 2 года назад

Use this comment as a "Please watch Tremors 2" button...

@andrewcrawford4611 5 месяцев назад

Awesome movie

@Brett-y3j 3 месяца назад

Surprisingly good sequel.

@opencarry3860 2 года назад

Samantha, she is cleaning the brass cases left over from firing their ammo cartridges during shooting. The device is a tumbler with cleaning media like crushed walnut shells to remove the powder residue, so those brass cases can be reused. The cleaned cases are ready for the reloading process to make reloaded ammunition.

@-M0LE 2 года назад

WoW finally THANK YOU after like 20/30 years I finally know

@PorchPotatoMike 2 года назад

Surprisingly this movie has probably the most accurate gun usage of any movie I’ve seen. Little things like Burt checking the revolver after he gets it back from Melvin (even though he knows it’s empty it is proper to check it anyway), or Burt’s comment about Hydra-Shok hollow points really make it enjoyable.

@stlee25 2 года назад

I've had the same question since I first saw this movie so thank you for the explanation.

@MrBreezeLI516 2 года назад

this comment has won!!! 🥳🦾🔥🔥🔥

@sadiyarabia2496 2 года назад

Thank you for explaining. I’ve been wondering for many, many years what she was doing to those slugs .

@Rothbard_is_God8082 2 года назад

Tremors is basically the kind of movie you would show to film students. It hits all the marks in terms of great movie making. Great characters with motivations and actions that make sense. It utilized every special effect known at the time. Needless to say, they make few quality movies with heart and soul like this anymore.

@andrewcharles459 2 года назад

Part of the genius of this film is pairing up Michael Gross, the strait-laced middle class dad from the sitcom Family Ties, and Reba McEntire as gun-nut survivalists.

@R3v0kt 2 года назад

The incomparable Michael Gross as seen in Cool As Ice

@Maya_Ruinz 2 года назад

This is the perfect movie, hands down, so rewatchable.

@yendub 2 года назад

The perfect movie, no. Great movie, sure. Rewatchable, of course.

@DataCab1e 2 года назад

One might say... "Perfection."

@asdfasdf7199 2 года назад

honestly one of the legends of pre-cgi effects. just a masterwork.

@TBRSchmitt 2 года назад

So much fun and always worth a rewatch when it is on TV!

@stephenmiller2544 2 года назад

It really is the perfect movie. If you consider pacing, character development, Just the right amount of humor, And creature effects that truly live up to the term movie magic , it is perfect.

@robwalsh9843 2 года назад

Tremors is like Robocop. It hits at all levels. It's funny, ridiculous, exciting and actually scary at times. When I visited Joshua Tree as a kid, I was still scared of Graboids lol

@StCerberusEngel 2 года назад

Good comparison.

@StayFractalesque 2 года назад

I was thinking Jaws.. Land Shark

@stang5755 2 года назад

MY MAN! Appreciate the shout to RoboCop, which I agree that they're both very efficient films that are satisfying in practically all the elements that make for good cinema as well as all the aspects specific to each film they bring up (and then some). Simply put they're both films that play dumb but are actually both very sharp.

@chemquests 2 года назад

Also like robocop, the sequels aren’t worthwhile

@georgekappos7126 2 года назад

actually, i feel this is more like arachnophobia. campy and fun. pure 89 90

@blakemeads9225 2 года назад

I really appreciate the character writing in this movie. They’re simple country folk, but they’re still competent and at least basically intelligent. As opposed to most other horror movies that take place in a rural setting, where the characters are all just complete freaking morons.

@MrZampanov 2 года назад

Yeah that and I like the whole idea of the community coming together to solve a problem, however weird that problem may be.

@marcuscato9083 2 года назад

Man, that is so spot on. Hollywood loves talking about tolerance but in reality their portrayal of rural people is overwhelmingly negative.

@mckenzie.latham91 2 года назад

@@marcuscato9083 Actually all horror movies have the cliche of the cast and people in it being stupid hence the jokes black people make about how white people always split up like scooby doo every time they hear some weird shit in the woods or etc. As well the rural and heartland are not that great in reality either, just like everywhere else.

@mckenzie.latham91 2 года назад

Again most horror films make most if not every character a moron for plot and or to make their horror element work Tremors is one of those few movies that breaks that mold, but still has the dumb ass characters like Lester, the Doc who basically gets himself eaten from the legs up by not listening to his wife, etc. etc.

@joshuawood3055 2 года назад

As my one of my favorite book series puts it the people in Tremors have "flexible minds" ie when shit gets weird they just adapt to it

@eric201 2 года назад

I really do think this should be taught in film schools. It hits that perfect balance between action, characters, and storytelling. We know just enough about these characters to be invested in their survival without having to rely on stereotypes or quirks to inform the characters. They are well rounded and not just there to be victims, the movie has one of the highest survival rates of most monster movies. The action is so well paced and well executed and nothing drags on too long. And the script and the story has no fat on it, no tangents or improved scenes that they had to fit together later, everything that happens is set up and paid off. And for me personally I don't live anywhere as remote as Perfection, but I do live in a rural area and it is so refreshing to see rural people not portrayed as bumpkins and buffoons. They may not be the smartest people but they can problem solve and think on their feet and adjust when things go wrong.

@Syfa 2 года назад

It was also a fairly cheaply made movie. They shot it in a cheap location. Almost all of their effects were practical and they didn't need to have the monsters on screen with the characters a lot aside from a few set pieces. It is essentially a "how to" on filmmaking and especially a "how to" on 'horror', which are fairly cheap by themselves.

@stang5755 2 года назад

I agree wholeheartedly. It's a very lean and efficient film with not a wasted moment, and sharply done in practically all aspects. And indeed practically no silly tropes or ridiculous characters or any of that. In fact, I'd call this one of those quite rare films that plays dumb but is actually quite smart.

@austincaldwell4258 2 года назад

It actually is in some films schools to teach how to make a perfect movie

@marcuscato9083 2 года назад

Another RU-vidr made a video about great storytelling that used lots of examples from this movie.

@-M0LE 2 года назад

Well said It’s just a film where you get REAL LIFE PEOPLE like us

@woeshaling6421 2 года назад

the concept is "jaws on land". by any other producers, it would be complete schlock. but this movie has witty dialogue, character, every plot point is set up and pays off.

@TBRSchmitt 2 года назад

Jaws on land is a great way to describe Tremors!

@-M0LE 2 года назад

I feel that cheapens it

@frankgesuele6298 2 года назад

This concept can be found in the 1964 ep of The Outer Limits "The Invisible Enemy" with Adam West but on Mars. 😱💀

@christiantidball6121 2 года назад

The actual story behind this movie according to DVD commentary: The writer would take lunch breaks out in the desert while working in town. During one particularly boring day as his break was winding down he wondered, "What if there was something down on the ground that would prevent me from going back to work". After a few more months Graboids were born.

@Anson_AKB Год назад

yes, and not at all as stupidly ridiculous as "Jaws in the air" (Sharknado movie series)

@courtneyvaldez7903 2 года назад

One of those movies that you end up watching every time you see it’s on. Fun, funny, intense, exciting, it has everything. All these years later, still can’t get over how well Kevin Bacon and Fred Ward play off each other. Wish we had more films with them together.

@jacob4920 2 года назад

"Tremors" is one of the GREATEST B- movies of all time! And I mean that. It was never any kind of a blockbuster, and when it came out, the responses to it were pretty underwhelming. I can't imagine it made much money in the theatres. But over time, "Tremors" has just kind of... grown its' own fanbase. Like a fine wine, "Tremors" has pretty much aged outstandingly. It wasn't very highly thought of when it was first brewed, but the older it gets, the more it seems to appeal to people.

@Jar0fMay0 2 года назад

I saw this with my dad and grandpa when it came out. We were there only one there on opening weekend. Kinda flew under the radar, sad but fun movie.

@thra-x1855 2 года назад

apparently the vhs sales more than made up for the box office disappointment. sometimes all that stands between success and failure is timing.

@deathgrinderb3284 2 года назад

i think it went to theaters didnt it? but yea very good.

@DanJackson1977 2 года назад

@@deathgrinderb3284 it did, but it bombed. It found its audience on home video.

@deathgrinderb3284 2 года назад

@@DanJackson1977 just because somethings bombs in theater doesnt mean its a total. bomb. shawshank redemption wasnt successful. but its a timeless classic now.

@maximillianosaben 2 года назад

The reveal of that wall of guns is just glorious every time.

@stevenspringer1599 2 года назад

a pick-up, a six-pack, a drive-in and this - perfect friday night out...

@HappyHarryHardon 2 года назад

But it’s Saturday evening which means Dexter.

@TBRSchmitt 2 года назад

Sounds perfect!

@Cau_No 2 года назад

The title 'Tremors' refers to the vibrations in the ground that are recorded by the seismograph. The monsters were called 'Graboids'.

@j.m.marshall669 2 года назад

I always hear Desert Jack saying this in the third film, the tourist kid says take a picture of me with the Tremor and he's like "They're called Graboids!"

@planguy9575 Год назад

It's a common mistake that they make fun of in movie 3.

@Anson_AKB Год назад

A few years ago i made a list of these movies : 1990 Tremors, 1995 Aftershocks, 2001 Back to perfection, followed by a 13part series in 2003, 2004 The Legend Begins, 2015 Bloodlines, 2018 A Cold Day in Hell, and planned for 2020 Shrieker Island. And although too many sequels often become silly or superflous, at least the first 3 or 4 movies continue nicely, [small SPOILER follows!] : similar to the Alien movie series revealing more and more of the Alien lifecycle

@toolthoughts 2 года назад

18:50 she's polishing cases for reloading

@TBRSchmitt 2 года назад

Oo thanks for the clarification!

@thunderstruck5484 2 года назад

Fred Ward is such a hoot he’s great in every role classic old time actor, thanks again y’all that was a blast

@CaptWalker 2 года назад

I never really was a fan but i thought REMO WILLIAMS was a very good and underated movie.

@thunderstruck5484 2 года назад

@@CaptWalker just read he passed away today, Rip Mr Ward I and many others enjoyed your work

@rc59191 2 года назад

@@thunderstruck5484 man I can't believe he's gone just found out he was a fellow Airman too. Hate seeing all these people from my childhood pass away.

@zybch 2 года назад

The older we get, the fewer connections persist. But thats the way of it. Fred will always be alive till nobody remembers his movies.

@RetroRobotRadio 2 года назад

The SyFy channel did a whole biological history of the Graboids. They are officially a lost offshoot of land evolved squids that survived from prehistoric times.

@TBRSchmitt 2 года назад

Woah that’s crazy!

@daryl772003 2 года назад

@@TBRSchmitt I think Syfy is the one who did the tremors TV show

@memnarch129 2 года назад

@@daryl772003 They where.

@Rocket1377 2 года назад

"I still vote for Outer Space. No way these were local boys."

@mariopenavic8573 2 года назад

@@TBRSchmitt Longtime lurker, first time commenting! This was one of the first, if not the first, movie I rented from our local video store back in early 90s! You might also enjoy this short video project (ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-PaXEzvosnSE.html) that explains graboids in the style of 1960s wildlife reports. If you haven't seen Tremors 2, you should skip the part between 1:54 and 2:15 since it is a bit of a spoiler! Also, you two are just the best! Keep up the good work!

@jean-paulaudette9246 2 года назад

Mm...my impulse was to say that seeing the notification was the best thing that's happened all day, but on reflection, it's been a pretty swell day all around. Let's say it's a perfect ending for the day, then.

@TBRSchmitt 2 года назад

That’s awesome! Hopefully you have a perfect day tomorrow and the next!

@synthetic240 2 года назад

A few things I really like about Tremors as a horror-action movie: It takes place mostly in the broad daylight, it's really satisfying that the creatures follow well-defined rules that the human characters exploit in clever ways, and the practical effects are fucking amazing!

@charlieretro 2 года назад

Plus one of them you never see until the end it will always stay underground when it grabs something.

@OuterGalaxyLounge 2 года назад

Imagination, vigor, great humor, witty writing and great actors. This film is better than any bloated formulaic blockbuster.

@shainewhite2781 2 года назад

19:24, Burt's such a badass! He's got a wall full of guns! Lol!! He always comes prepared!

@dabbadonisthestout7284 2 года назад

You're exactly right, the actress who plays little girl would go on to Jurassic park

@smootsprint4722 2 года назад

The gun bunker scene is one of the most memorable of any "B" movie. Great film!

@MandoWookie 2 года назад

"Broke into the wrong godd*mn rec room, didnt ya, you b*astard!"

@trevertravis8963 2 года назад

It reminds me of the scene in Predator when they're all just unloading into the jungle.

@Koujujutsu 2 года назад

Does this count as a "B" movie? Seriously asking. This was a quality movie all around. Might be better than Pitch Black, from the creature movie angle, I mean.

@NuclearFridge1 Год назад

Never... Ever... Break into a survivalist's rec room. It won't go well for you.

@dnllrnt 2 года назад

Loved this movie as a kid. Played this for my kiddos recently and my 8 year old LOVED it. What Heather is doing with the bullets is polishing the shell casings, most likely to reuse them and make more ammo.

@MandoWookie 2 года назад

Excellent to see the tradition of showing this movie to kids who are really too young to be watching it continue, LOL. This and Jurassic Park were basically my bedtime stories. My Dad also raised me on 80s action movies and Star Wars. Good times.

@LA_HA 2 года назад

@@MandoWookie Great dad. Pass it on. haha

@chrishotovec9365 2 года назад

I would Highly recommend Tremors 2, I love all of em honestly but mostly 1 & 2, Three is kind of fun too and has some amazing lines so if you want give it a watch but I would very much encourage you to watch Tremors 2 it is IMO as good as the first one.

@chriskelly3481 2 года назад

👍👍👍

@k333rl 2 года назад

agreed. i think 2 was always my favorite. mainly because of burt.

@EAZ36588 2 года назад

The first four are all worth watching.

@hoopsmccann639 2 года назад

i have the tremors attack pack, with the first 4. tremors 1 - 3 are awesome, and the 4th one is kind of like back to the future 3, it's ok as an old west movie, but not as good as the previous iterations.

@rastiabertoy8579 2 года назад

@@hoopsmccann639 then you have the series which does have a guest appearance from christopher lloyd near the end... if I'm not mistaken.

@wfly81 2 года назад

"Tremors" was basically my "The Floor Is Lava"...the game where you can't touch the floor. I based my version of that game on this movie...and even called it "Tremors"...that's how much I love this movie. And Reba! Gotta love Reba McEntire! She's not on Dolly's level, but she's still royalty in country music.

@BattleMatt 2 года назад

An absolute classic. When we went to see this at the cinema we had no illusions about it and was using it as a filler because there were no other big movies about for our weekly film night. When we came out we were hooked, I must have seen it countless times since. This, The Princess Bride and Galaxy Quest are three films that just get better and better as the years go by.

@chriskelly3481 2 года назад

Correct! 👍👍👍😁

@michelleblackwell5122 2 года назад

I agree! Absolutely love all these films!

@MercerCreate 2 года назад

the real gift of this movie is that the main characters are not the brightest bulbs on earth.. but in order to deal with the problem.. they have to constantly THINK their way out of each new complication

@georgekappos3222 2 года назад

Earl passed away today. 79 years old. R.i.p. Fred ward

@Dumbman1194 4 месяца назад

2 years ago already

@15blackshirt 2 года назад

Easily one of Kevin Bacon's best performances and introduces everybody's favorite survivalist; after this are Tremors 2: Aftershocks, Tremors 3: Back to Perfection, Tremors 4: The Beginning, Tremors 5: Bloodlines, Tremors 6: A Cold Day in Hell and Tremors 7: Shrieker Island; this brilliantly mixes animatronics, miniatures and other practical effects

@CanadianFabe 2 года назад

And then there is the TV series...

@jacob4920 2 года назад

It's the movie series that simply will not die. I've never been overly impressed with any of the sequels, just because it's not the same without the two main characters. But apparently it has enough of a following to keep justifying them. For me, the first film is all I need. I'm a simple guy.

@shanehenry7699 2 года назад

Burt became the hero!

@tmntman3086 2 года назад

Surprisingly, they kept the quality fairly high through #4. I've seen #5 and the half finished cgi is tough to watch.

@WhiskyCanuck 2 года назад

A ~30min video was poated to the Tremors youtube channel in 2020 called "Tremors: Making Perfection", a retrospective doc of the making of the movie. Fans should check it out.

@XLVIIXLVII 6 месяцев назад

When I was younger, instead of playing "floor is lava", me and my friends would play "tremors".

@shainewhite2781 2 года назад

YES!! I grew up watching this movie on the Navajo Nation! The idea of the movie cane from Brent Maddock and SS Wilson whom were in the Navy. They were taking notes while sitting on a large Boulder in a Nevada Test Site and one of them said, "What if there was something under the ground that would never let us off this rock?" And thus Tremors was born. They filmed the movie on location in Lone Pine, California, which is where they filmed Back To The Future 3.

@TBRSchmitt 2 года назад

Nice! That’s awesome!

@gregall2178 2 года назад

Many movies have been filmed around Lone Pine :-)

@daustin8888 2 года назад

@@DeltaAssaultGaming Weird

@mnomadvfx 2 года назад

Ah yes, that makes sense about the BTTF3 filming location.

@jerrykessler2478 2 года назад

That blue thing Heather started up uses the sand and vibrations to clean the empty brass cartridge cases...

@Clintondmb 2 года назад

A genuine classic. Kids who grew up in the 90s watched this countless times on cable channels like TBS, TNT or USA. It seemed like the movie played constantly all summer every summer.

@andrewbothwell6963 2 года назад

Woohoo, Tremors. Here we go.

@shainewhite2781 2 года назад

23:16, "Making Bombs!? These two are awesome!" Couldn't agree more!

@robertmolton6761 2 года назад

Absolute cult classic, I love this movie. There are 7 Tremors movies. The second one is pretty good, but the rest are kind of so so except the fourth one, it's horrible. btw that is the girl from Jurassic Park.

@joshtheplow 2 года назад

1+2 are the only ones anyone should watch.. it’s sad they ruined such an awesome franchise ☹️

@robertmolton6761 2 года назад

@@joshtheplow So true, it just went downhill after the second movie

@DannX68 2 года назад

I really liked Shrieker Island.

@kirAthshiAue 2 года назад

I love the 4th one. It's better than the 3rd one.

@shainewhite2781 2 года назад

7:44, yes it is! This was her first giant monster movie!

@davidgetzinger1189 2 года назад

Fun fact: for the pole-vault scene they couldn't find a bunch of boulders line up like that, so they had to bring in a bunch of heavy machines to move the boulders into position.

@-M0LE 2 года назад

Damn it I knew it but you killed a piece of the magic lol

@j.m.marshall669 2 года назад

They weren't real boulders, they were made for the scene

@davidgetzinger1189 2 года назад

@@j.m.marshall669 Well it beats having to move the damn boulders.

@TheeGoatPig Год назад

What I really enjoy about this movie is how intelligent most of the characters are. When a problem shows up they work to solve it. Only Nester dies from a bad decision. And in the end over half of the main cast survives to the very end. I like that a lot.

@Rocket1377 2 года назад

I love this movie. It's like Aliens: whenever it's on tv, I am compelled to watch it. The chemistry between the cast is incredible. I completely forgot that Lex from Jurassic Park is in this. She also returned for Tremors 3.

@samx36 2 года назад

Solid chemistry between cast really makes or breaks a movie and some movies in the 80s just have it down pat.

@tallykev6608 2 года назад

Great reaction and discussion.. perfect balance of horror and comedy. Have always loved this movie... totally rewatchable due to a great script and great acting by the primary characters.

@jayman58016 2 года назад

I've watched this movie more times than I can count! Awesome cult classic!

@mastersword123456789 2 года назад

this movie is my guilty pleasure i LOVE all the tremors movies have fun watching them. its a young kevin bacon its a low B monster movie it has 6 sequels

@robertmolton6761 2 года назад

I thought there were only 5 myself, but I just looked it up and can you believe there's actually 7 sequels! The last one came out in 2020.

@mastersword123456789 2 года назад

@@robertmolton6761 i know i been following the tremors franchise since it came out we come a long way

@TBRSchmitt 2 года назад

It’s an incredibly fun guilty pleasure!

@mastersword123456789 2 года назад

@@TBRSchmitt it is do you guys plan on watching ALL 6 movies? there really fun to watch

@robertmolton6761 2 года назад

@@mastersword123456789 That would be fun! 👍

@WarriorPoet01 2 года назад

18:55. That’s a brass tumbler. If you reload ammunition, one part of the process is to place the used brass casings in a medium (corn husk, etc) inside the agitator. After some time, the brass is clean and shiny, ready for a new primer, powder, and bullet.

@MandoWookie 2 года назад

I prefer wet tumbling myself, less dust and cleanup afterwards. Also quieter.

@kevinjust6740 2 года назад

@@MandoWookie Got a friend who uses little stainless steel pins instead of corn husk. But I still just use corn husk and sometimes put in some oil or brass cleaner with it.

@andrewe2057 2 года назад

I just today learned that my uncle does rock tumbling, so I understand this whole conversation!

@LordKegger76 2 года назад

Great movie! One of the funny things about the character of Burt Gummer(played by Michael Gross) is that Michael Gross had just finished filming the last episode of “Family Ties”. His character in that show, Steven Keaton, is a left-leaning peace-love-dope ex-hippie, the polar opposite of Burt Gummer- which made Michael Gross’ character that much more funny.

@angellopez3202 2 года назад

Childhood movie right here! Such a fun watch!

@flatebo1 2 года назад

19:00 - "What's she doing?" She's cleaning spent brass casings. They're survivalist types, so they reload ammo for their guns. When you go shooting, you collect your used casings, clean them and reload them with custom bullets and powder charge. This allows you to make ammo that's more powerful than commercially available ammo. Or to recycle casing for expensive ammo, cutting your costs to shoot. Reloading used to be a lot more common in the 1980's/90s. After the fall of the Soviet Union, cheap ammo imports from former Eastern Bloc nations helped drive down the cost of ammunition, so reloading became less common.

@shainewhite2781 2 года назад

The VFX, miniature and matte paintings, were made by 4 Ward Productions, whom won the Oscar for Best Visual Effects on ALIENS.

@RetroRobotRadio 2 года назад

There were several sequels, a prequel, and a TV series on the SyFy channel, which is in canon with the movies.

@matthewganong1730 2 года назад

I had this on VHS as a kid and it had a trailer for Sam Raimi’s “Darkman” at the beginning, another film you guys should watch!

@MrBreezeLI516 2 года назад

special set of skills indeed....

@stang5755 2 года назад

Tremors! A fantastic pick. I was afraid it wouldn't come up because I figured y'all saw it already but good to see I was wrong (well, half-wrong lol). Needless to say I immediately smashed that like 😉 But this was yet another fantastic video more than worthy of it! EDIT - Loved Sam's cheering for Burt and Heather. Which I do too. They're awesome indeed!

@edwardthorne9875 2 года назад

This is just a delightful movie. It's the perfect "I can watch grown-up movie, I'm not a kid anymore" fare. The chemistry between the actors is perfect. The dirt effects are believabe. No CGI, and where the effects actually DO look fake, it just adds to the charm. Amazing. The characters make intelligent decisions, but are defeated at every turn Oh NO! Thanks for your excellent reactions, once again.

@Rocket1377 2 года назад

There's some really nice realistic touches in this film too, like showing the main characters eating a meal when they get back to town, since they spent all night on that boulder. Of course they would be hungry, but some movies wouldn't bother to put a small detail like that in there.

@synaesthesia2010 2 года назад

it was originally much more grown up as the intention was for an R rating with 17 f-bombs. the studio wanted it more family friendly, so most were edited out leaving just a single one instead

@edwardthorne9875 2 года назад

@@synaesthesia2010 And I am glad they made that decision. So many kids had fun playing 'The floor is Lava' after seeing this - they would have missed out!

@LexyThomas134 2 года назад

26:37 you can see he was standing in a piece of plywood or something with dirt over it. The ground and bush moved when he started to run lol

@Ritzifatzo 2 года назад

Hello :) I've been wondering for weeks what TBR could mean. And do you have German ancestors?

@TBRSchmitt 2 года назад

Haha it’s a secret among a close group of people and yes I am part German!

@LordVolkov 2 года назад

Ah yeah!! Love the first two Tremors movies. The sequel is even better for me, because of way more Burt and Earl.

@TBRSchmitt 2 года назад

I don’t remember the sequel so I might not have seen it!

@RetroRobotRadio 2 года назад

@@TBRSchmitt the second was the best sequel. It has Burt and Earl.

@jacob4920 2 года назад

@@RetroRobotRadio The second one is more or less "okay," nothing special. But it should have ended there. Every sequel after that next one gets progressively more boring, and less entertaining.

@MGillDesign 2 года назад

Yeah, and the 2nd one has a new love interest for Earl. Just like part 1 for Val.

@pigletpiglet3632 2 года назад

Haven't even watched and hit like button so hard almost broke phone one of my favorite movies

@TBRSchmitt 2 года назад

Glad the phone survived!

@Patriiiiick 2 года назад

"Can you fly, you sucker!" is such a good line.

@alexvaraderey 2 года назад

Tremors (1990) Tremors 2 : Aftershocks (1996) Tremors 3 : Back To Perfection (2001) Tremors 4 : The Legend Begins (2004) Tremors 5 : Bloodlines (2015) Tremors : A Cold Day In Hell (2018) Tremors : Shrieker Island (2020) There was also a TV series in 2003

@oxhine 2 года назад

Hey, Schmitts! This movie is a blast! I saw it in theaters as a teenager. I always assumed the nuclear testing in the southwest mutated some worm although one of the 7 sequels might provide a definitive answer. Survivalist Burt Gummer, played by Michael Gross, becomes the lead character in many, if not all, of the sequels. The role was a departure for him because he was primarily known as the milquetoast dad on the sitcom "Family Ties" that made Michael J. Fox a star. Some of the sequels are highly entertaining. The secret sauce to the series are the practical effects which provide enough realism to feel threatening and cut through the comedy. Some CGI may be employed down the line but there's always a puppet. I saw a boxed set that collected 4 of the movies together as a bundle!

@stsolomon618 2 года назад

I rented this film at blockbuster when I was 5 and It did freaked me out a little, but I loved it.

@austincaldwell4258 2 года назад

Tremors is one of my favorite movies of all time! It’s so good that some films schools uses it to show how to make perfect films

@jean-paulaudette9246 2 года назад

As wonderful as the Burt/Heather scene is, these days when I watch it, I just pity their poor eardrums, firing in that small enclosed area.

@brownstarslots 2 года назад

I'm sure Reba's experienced louder but YIKES!

@LordKegger76 2 года назад

They would’ve been completely deaf for a LONG time after blasting away with all of that firepower indoors without hearing protection.

@justinlynch3 2 года назад

I love this movie to but the biggest plot hole is definitely Burt's truck. We learn in the movie the Tremors hunt via vibration. The doctors car made sense because the wife was inside it moving around. The buildings made sense because the cast where up on the roof and the Tremors where like "Hey I can feel them moving around, why can't I find them?" Even old stumpy makes sense as you could argue there was no need for Val to go all bullfighter. We know the bombs overloads the Tremors senses and they run away from the explosions. So Stumpy wasn't really going after Val, it was running away from the bomb. But Burt's truck was just sitting there, engine off with nobody in it while Burt and Heather was up on the roof of their compound. So how in the heck did the Tremor possibly find Burt's truck? That was the 1 plot hole in the movie that didn't make sense.

@LexyThomas134 2 года назад

The newer Tremor movies are trash compared to this in my opinion haha

@Tye-Dyed 2 года назад

I have been scouring the internet for people reacting to Tremors!! Please do the whole series! I need this 😭😭😭

@buzbom1 2 года назад

YES!!! Welcome aboard the The world of Burt Gummer. The firearms expert rabbit hole. After the second Tremors I only watched to see what Burt was gonna do next.

@k333rl 2 года назад

if i remember correctly they actually made a tv series out of this with burt and surprisingly they kept the same actor.

@wh0aheavy 2 года назад

Omg this is such a fun movie! Can't wait to see what you thought.

@lizfinkelstein1323 Год назад

This movie's success is a testament to great writing and a great monster. If you have both, you can pretty much make any outrageous plot work.

@LUIS_TINOCO_THE_SAVAGE 2 года назад

Love ya guy so much this year is going to❤❤🙏✌😎 be epic. Robocop 2 and 3 soon

@daytoncharitychicken 2 года назад

👏👏👏👏👏 🤗So excited for this one!😀

@spddracer 2 года назад

There are movies, and then there is Tremors. Perfect from script to shot. Penultimate

@jlilley73 2 года назад

"I don't think that word means what you think it means"

@Hugovika 2 года назад

penultimate to what?

@PimpMasterBroda 2 года назад

Hope you guys watch Tremors 2. That's when Burt truly ascends towards Godhood.

@richardb6260 2 года назад

Great movie. One of my favorites. Tremors 2 is pretty good too. Though Kevin Bacon and Reba McIntyre don't return. I'm afraid the law of diminishing returns kicks in with the sequels and TV series. If you want to see more Fred Ward, who played Earl, I suggest Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins. A very entertaining movie with a terrific performance by Joel Grey. BTW, that was the girl from Jurassic Park.

@kamkelevra 2 года назад

I loved Remo Williams when I was a kid and haven't thought of that movie forever... great movie I must find and watch again thanks for the reminder

@richardb6260 2 года назад

@@kamkelevra There's wonderful dialogue between Remo and Chiun. Chiun especially has so many great lines. Chiun: It would be better for you to eat this can than what is inside it. Why must everything in your country be coated in monositi...monosoti... Remo: Monosodium glutamate. You can't even say it Chiun: I can say "rat droppings". That does not mean I want to eat them.

@kamkelevra 2 года назад

And I remember him saying something about how old he was comparing his age to a tree it's been so long I can't remember for sure...and that crazy obstacle course he completed and then had the lights turned off him and the smart ass guard dogs...it's a forgotten jem

@richardb6260 2 года назад

@@kamkelevra Remo: How old are you? I mean, you're really old. Aren't you? Chiun: For and apricot, yes. For a head of lettuce, even more so. For a mountain, I have not yet begun in years. For a man, I am just right.

@kevincamburn9248 2 года назад

I like Tremors 2 a lot too. They go downhill after that though, switching from the practical effects to bad cgi from the sci-fi channel

@dmqn3135 2 года назад

Perfect timing just watched the movie a couple hours ago

@TBRSchmitt 2 года назад

Awesome! It was meant to be!

@trevwalk 2 года назад

This is one of the few movies I just don't get tired of. I've seen all 7 movies multiple times.

@nealnoir 2 года назад

I HIGHLY recommend the second one. It went straight to video but was meant for theatrical release but Universal cut down the budget and backed out on a theatre release at the last second. But even with a slightly smaller budget 2 is funnier and actually scarier. You can stop at 2 though. Its a huge down slide after that one.

@mmeade9402 2 года назад

Yeah the first two are good, I couldnt watch the ones after that, they were terrible.

@shanewilliams9122 2 года назад

The 4th film is fun, if you like western films.

@RraMakutsi 2 года назад

Tremors 2 is fantastic... Graboids are cool, but Ass-Blasters is where it's at, lol

@planguy9575 Год назад

@@mmeade9402 3 was fine. 4 felt like an episode of a tv series, but I liked it well enough. The rest I could watch.

@skyhawksailor8736 2 года назад

Our children, even though both were under seven when we first got our Dish TV in the mid 90, just loved this movie and we had to watch it anytime it came on.

@ericmkendall1 2 года назад

The wisdom of Tremors: "Running's not a plan. Running is what you do when the plan fails."

@mariopenavic8573 2 года назад

That is a great observation! Sounds almost like one of Uncle Iroh's! Your other comment also reminds me of Taoist concept of wu wei - doing nothing in order to do more! 😁

@tankosaurus 2 года назад

The sequels (from the ones I've seen) aren't quite as good as this one but they are definitely still really good. Well I love them anyway. And it's not easy to be this good all the time. I'd love to see you watch at least the first four. I haven't seen the last three yet but I plan too. There is also a pretty good TV show that takes place after the third movie. It's a little slow at times and it definitively has that late 90's tv show feel (it was done it 2003 but it feels late 90's) and it had very low budget but they did an amazing job with those limitations.

@careycarson7629 2 года назад

Yes! I've been waiting for this reaction!

@TBRSchmitt 2 года назад

Hope you enjoy!

@markant9534 2 года назад

4:18 more foreshadowing, that red thing is what saves the characters near the end.

@lawrencenull 2 года назад

Tremors and Critters were such cult classics.

@royw-g3120 2 года назад

Single best decision in the movie is “DON’T EXPLAIN WHERE THE GIANT TUNNELLING CREATURES COME FROM”

@Securitydude83 2 года назад

18:50 That is called a brass tumbler. It is full of "media" which is small pieces of abrasive material. It vibrates and the media slowly cleans the inside and outside of used brass. It is used by reloaders who make their own ammunition.

@eliberdinner4808 2 года назад

I watched this a bunch as a kid too, my uncle taped it off of cable for us. The swearing in the first half was badly dubbed over because it started before the cut off, which was like 8 or 9 pm.

@SynShenron 2 года назад

i love the 1st two tremors movies the rest are straight to dvd/streaming Trash. there was also a short lived tremors tv show that wasn't to bad

@rayjulien4739 2 года назад

Poor Mindy, traumatized in Perfection Valley, goes to her Grandfathers new park (Jurassic), traumatized again, returns to perfection Valley...She is a movie unto herself!

@MapManLK 2 года назад

I JUST watched this on cable this afternoon. I've only seen it about 37 times, but I always enjoy it -- good script, some fun acting (even if some is over the top), and a fun "monster". Good fun watching you two watch it! This is what you can call fun entertainment.

@-M0LE 2 года назад

I love the scene of the brushing dust of the cars headlights

@daustin8888 2 года назад

A Quiet Place for the 90s. Or as some have called it, the most intense The Floor Is Lava game of all time.

@TBRSchmitt 2 года назад

Hahaha floor is lava with extreme consequences!

@daustin8888 2 года назад

@@TBRSchmitt Y'all should watch the sequel.

@Desertpunk114mm 2 года назад

Val digs up the entire graboid in the time it takes the girl to hop down and help pry open the concrete. Fast as hell

@Jeff121456 2 года назад

Burt (Michael Gross) had just finished the TV series "Family Matters" as Michael J Fox's, ex-hippie, father. So this was a massive change in character for him and it surprised all of us.

@Panzer4F2 2 года назад

The theatre roared when the camera showed his bunker wall with his collection. Good times.

@paulonius42 2 года назад

Family Ties, and yes, I was just thinking about how newer viewers don't have that connection for Gross. Back then, it was almost like watching Mr Rogers turn Rambo!

@Kronical69420 2 года назад

As a kid the difference between Burt and him in Family Ties was my first time experiencing an actor playing two such different characters. He did such a good job that by the end of the movie he was no longer The Dad from Family Ties for me. The only thing that comes close is lovable Woody from Cheers turning into a serial killer in Natural Born Killers.