V for Vendetta - Caravan of Garbage 

As a Brit, I will never stop finding it hilarious when James and Maso spin their wheels just naming vaguely British things

There’s a SLIGHT chance the blue harvest joke may have gotten someone if James would have gotten through it without laughing. I was laughing myself as he said it so I understand 🤣

The amount of effort James puts into the Blue Harvest bit is truly astounding. He should get more praise for it because it’s funny every time.

That Blue Harvest was a tour de force! Genuinely didn't see it coming.

I can say definitively that Alan Moore and Kubrick would hit each other with pint glasses

Best Blue Harvest joke yet imo. I was on board with it for a second until you said "harvested"

I hope the blue harvest gag never ends lol always gets me

I'm so happy I've been watching this series for years so that now there are like 5 running jokes that came in all at different times and I get every single one

I think the thing with London looking 'nice' under fascism is the idea that it is nice, as long as you look and act like the ruling party and ignore all those that have been persecuted to achieve that vision and that you don't step out of line or cross the wrong official.

i LOVE that John Hurt was cast for Sutler. its a great contrast with him being cast to play Winston in 1984 where he plays literally the opposite character in the same universe. love it

I spoke with a lady named Brendetta at work the other day. Couldn't stop thinking "B for Brendetta" in my head so that J for Jendetta joke really got me.

At first i thought the rodney supercut would get old fast, but now i genuinely and excitedly wait for it. Mason suggestion to put after green trivia kept the suspense going

I think of the dominos scene as more of a visual metaphor than something V actually did

I love how pleased with himself James is over that Blue Harvest joke 😂

My dad showed me this movie when I was 11 years old and I remember at the end of the movie when Evie says “He was Edmond Dantes” I took that very literally 😂

2 of the 3 members of Khruangbin saw V and thought “YES that is the haircut.”

I never really thought of the fact John Hurt was in 1984 which was a great casting choice. Not only does it play it perfectly but it has a great underlying humor in his casting.

Can't wait for Moore of these videos.

I like to think that V ordered the masks from abroad and the order went through because he’s the only one who knows the rest of the world still exists haha

The editing in this episode was incredible

I'm so happy you mentioned the lighting on the mask!! It is such a trope in filmmaking that you can't use face coverings but there are so many options with a good team!

Man, these guys are really good at talking to each other. Since Laurence is also very good at editing clips together, this video ends up being very entertaining. I enjoy very entertaining things.

I love that the blue harvest thing is going through a revival. Rodney at the end was wild. What a rollercoaster.

I love how--because of green trivia, blue harvest, and rodney--there are so many running jokes all coming from different videos that the trivia section of each caravan of garbage is a complete mess. PLEASE KEEP ADDING MORE BITS TO THAT SECTION, make it completely inexplicable to new viewers, its so funny.

3 things to always expect. 1.) Green Trivia 2.) Blue Harvest 3.) RODNEY!!

Love this film. The scene where Natalie Portman is in V's jail is such a beautiful one. Gets me every time.

The director of Bullet Train being Hugo Weaving's stunt double in V for Vendetta is kind of wild. Surely stuntman to director hardly ever happens.

no reason you'd know this but Stephen Rea, the policeman, is one of the great irish theatre actors. Legend of the stage in Britain and Ireland

I never read the source material so I didn't have that going in but this movie blew me away when I saw it in theaters. Mostly because I had no interest in seeing it. My brother had wanted to see it and I was just along for the ride. I did not expect it to be as good as it was and even today after seeing it so many times the scene in the prison where the note is being read still moves me to tears. I also really love Hugo Weaving's performance in this. Also, I think the editing and writing are really sharp. And yes, I watch this every year in November. lol

Honestly the effort to get to blue harvest this week was *chefs kiss*

I just watched this movie for the first time in the last 5 years and I’ve gotta say I love it. Definitely unique and worth the watch if you haven’t seen it yet

I just saw it for the first time expecting the worst... but I loved it? Just like the Matrix sequels it feels gloriously heavy handed and silly, but never campy, while also dwelling in the quiet moments very well.

this is my favorite movie from alan "don't make my comics into movies, you'll never get it right" moore's creations.

This is one of my favorite comic book movies and I think if these guys had lived in the United States for the last 7 years, they might have a greater appreciation for it. I know that my appreciation for it over the last half decade has grown tremendously.

V for Vendetta C for Caraban *Blue Harvest for Trivia*

3:02 I'm glad that didn't change out V's mask for different emotions either. Not only does it place more focus and emphasis on Weaving's vocal performance to display all necessary variations, but the 1990 miniseries version of The Phantom of the Opera already did that with Charles Dance. Lana & Lilly, we know you used Phantom as one of your many backdrops for the film, but best you not make it *too* obvious there, ladies. 😆😉

I know jokes and running gags come and go on this series all the time, but please never lose the guy yelling Rodney compilation, cause that shit makes me howl every damn time

The boy band FIVE lore is what I needed today, thank you.

Nice! Caught in the first hour ... When shooting a film that's referred to as the Golden Hour. But, of course, when viewing fresh, new content, we call it Blue Harvest.

the rodney supercut makes my day.

0:25 In America, or at least, in *my* household when my mom or dad would make them, I'd always known them as "Hollywood eggs." So imagine my surprise to see them featured in V under the ye olde British name lol. 😆😉

The Buke Harvest running gag has officially crossed the threshold where it has gone from being funny, to not being funny, to becoming funny again. In fact, I don't know whether it was the cleverness of its inclusion in this script, or the fact that the guys couldn't stop laughing this time, but it was more than funny to me. It was hilarious. I literally had to stifle nearly uncontrolled laughter and pause the video. My hat goes off to you gentlemen. I've never seen such dedication to a bit (or stubbornness...I've yet to decide which). 🤣

You know that episode of 'Malcolm in the Middle' where Hal is trying to get a perfect score while bowling and he keeps supersticiously going through the same routine on each throw, i.e. taking a sip of cup, unzipping his fly, saying gesundhiet as he throws the ball, and so on...that's what this show has turned into and I love it. Green Trivia, Blue Harvest Joke, Rodney! Super cut. Can't wait to see what else they add

I know I'm the only one asking for this but I'd love to see y'all review The Last Dragon. You two lambasting my favorite cheesy 80s kung fu hood movie would be great

Post *The Matrix* this masked roll was a great fit for Hugo Weaving. At the time, it was still a bit weird for mainstream audiences to see him in non-villainous roles (after his iconic initial performance as Agent Smith). Yes, he was great as Elrond in the LOTR movies, of course, but at the time it was somewhat of an odd casting that unintentionally caused cognitive dissonance for casuals. Many viewers unfamiliar with the Tolkien books kept thinking his character had sinister hidden motivations. And jokes where Elrond did ridiculous things like calling Frodo "Mr. Anderson" were extremely commonplace (especially because both franchises were finishing in 2003). In *V For Vendetta* mainstream audiences of the time were free to interpret Hugo as a heroic character without preconceived biases because his (at the time) villainous face was obscured completely by the mask. Or to draw any conclusion they might about the character. The mask essentially gave Hugo's performance a fresh slate in the pop culture zeitgeist of the time - while ironically obscuring the dramatic instrument contemporary actors rely upon the most. What Mr. Weaving did in this film with both his body language and his voice was nothing short of inspired. I don't think it was lost on the filmmakers, who had largely all worked on *The Matrix* together, what an interesting decision it was to cast someone with an iconically villainous face as a _faceless_ hero.

0:23 Where i'm from, its called "eggs in the middle" or just "egg in the middle." i think this might be the one dish with the largest number of different names in the world. its such an extremely simple meal that every single culture that has eggs and bread (all of them) has a version of it. personally, i love it and always make it with the white solid and the yolk runny. SO GOOD. gotta cook it on the lowest possible heat though, maybe 200F

The Blue Harvest joke is the Mr Sunday Movies equivalent of the murder of the Waynes. Like, "Aww c'mon they just did this!"

Great video. In the theme of bad adaptations, have you ever considered doing every bad video game movie adaption done by Uwe Boll?

You guys are gonna do the die hard films for December right?

I swear I only keep coming back every week for the Blue Harvest gag, the Rodney supercut, and the entirety of the content in each video

"Professional domino assembler" There's a growth industry if I've ever heard one.

honestly the ‘john hurt is big brother’ thing is probably my favorite thing in this movie

_"...oop! My anarchy symbol!"_ 😅

one of my all time faves!

Absolutely top notch editing yet again.

This might be James' very best Blue Harvest bit so far XD I hope he doesn't drop the bit anytime soon

I will always love the Blue Harvest tie ins 😂😂 you guys are hilarious!! Thank you for all the entertainment ❤️

Gotta press Like for work James does every week with that indigo collection!

I hope for the next green Trivia that they talk about the "Justice League Unlimited" episode "For the Man Who Has Everything" That was good enough that Alan Moore allowed his name to be attached to it.

If we’re losing Westworld from the what we reading theme… can we please keep the guy yelling rodney? He’s very quickly become a favourite of mine 😅

As a Phantom of the Opera fan, I feel it is my civic duty to add in how revered this movie is to our fandom. The Phans are a large reason I even got to watching it in the first place, and as a then 15-year-old girl with a burgeoning Phantom obsession, imagine my gleeful surprise at just how much V had in common with it (outside the obvious). So much so, that I even wrote a list to keep track! And it seemed to come at an appropriate time too, since V was released just less than year after the Joel Schumacher ALW Phantom adaptation, which still remains a pretty hot topic of debate for our phandom, and interestingly enough, they were both distributed by Warner Brothers. Anyway, because of such strong connections, connections I've since learned were completely intentional by the filmmakers according to IMDB Trivia, one of the best relics of old RU-vid you can find is the adorably animated Phantom & V series by ZShadow, which is pretty much an encapsulation of 2000's pop culture. I'm talking episodes set in Harry Potter, Spiderman, Twilight, Pirates of the Caribbean, etc. And naturally, thanks in large part to the lead actors involved, we've got episodes for 300, LOTR, Matrix, & Transformers. I've been re-visiting them recently and to be perfectly honest, they still hold up. 😉🌹 Having recently fallen back in love with this movie (thanks to The Matrix Resurrections sharing too-close-but-significantly-better-written relations to Love Never Dies, the infamous fix-it Phantom sequel nobody asked for), I actually dressed as up V for Halloween this year, and even made a YT video of me performing his alliteration monologue on my channel. ☺ Edit: Okay, I just got to the theories surrounding V's identity and at 12:17 I heard "Evey thinks it might be her father." WAY TO ADD FUEL TO THE FIRE GUYS LOL XD. Alan Moore probably debunked that one saying "What story do you guys think I'm telling here? Phantom of the Opera? Leave that one to the Wachowskis mate!" 😆 Edit #2: I should also mention: There's a 1987 animated Phantom where Erik's wearing what is essentially a Guy Fawkes mask so...yeah. 😏

He did it again! Taking off last week lulled me into a false sense of security

I had to pause the video because I was laughing so hard at the "whoops, my anarchy symbol." 🤣🤣

Hey James and Mason, just letting you know I've liked the video. Thanks

J for Jendetta had me weak 😂

I enjoyed that extended 5ive reference far too much. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

Hahaha 😄 _"Metaphors and whatever!"_

I legitimately hope the Rodney bit never goes away. Makes me laugh every time.

This is actually my favorite superhero film. I don't know that I'd like it as much if I were ever to read the original story, but for what it is, I'd say it is essential viewing.

The mark of a great video is I didn’t want it to be over. That’s how I felt about this. Awesome stuff

Tbh the Rodney Supercut is my favorite part of each video. And the Blue Harvest joke will never get old. I unironically love it.

Member of Anonymous: "Hey, let's wear this mask I saw in a movie while we do our thing." Other member: "You know that mask is of a real world racist who joined a religious-crusade as a mercenary and sent letters home about how happy he was that he got to kill people who were a part of the religion he hated?" That first Anonymous member again: "No! It's the mask of a cool guy in a movie!" That other member: "I mean, the movie's based on a comic, and the guy's not really meant to be a hero, more sort of a representation of-" That first member again: "-We're wearing the cool guy mask from the movie and that's final!"

Speaking as someone who really likes this film, and as someone who at a later point read the graphic novel, I don't personally feel that the film is ruined for me. I rather just view them as separate but intertwined, with their own merits and detractions. That being said, it was VERY clear to me what Alan Moore responded so negatively to after having read the graphic novel! The thing that is most often pointed to is the seeping in of Bush-era politics into the theme of the movie, but the thing I noticed much more clearly was the character of V being portrayed in a WAYYY more heroic light than his graphic counterpart. V in the movie can be argued as antihero, or hero with many negative moral qualities, but there is no comparing to V in the books, who Moore very clearly intended to NOT be a heroic character, or even a good person when it comes down to it.

Blue Harvest was actually the working title for Return of the Jedi, not the original Star Wars. In that clip you use, you even see "R. Marquand" on the film slate, as the director. Richard Marquand, being the director of Return of the Jedi. I'm not sure if that's supposed to be part of the joke, but I don't think they've ever mentioned it.

Same as Agent Smith: "Anyone Could Have Been You, Whereas I've Always Been Anyone"

I dont know how its possible but the blue harvest joke is getting funnier to me

I'll never get tired of the Blue Harvest joke... although I do kinda feel bad James and Mason are now forced to cram it into every single episode until they retire

I think they should do a video on the Justice League episode 'For The Man Who Has Everything' which is based on the Alan Moore series of the same name. Unlike the rest of the adaptions of his work, Moore actually likes it and his name is in the credits.

When James initially hits the “harvested from an Australian eucalyptus species” I get angry and impressed all at once

Is this the best Blue Harvest segue yet?

I'm sure the feelings of genuine momentum come largely from the fact that adapting V had always been in the cards for the Wachowskis, with them wanting to do it even before they made The Matrix. So even with the multiple changes made, you can tell there's a real heart and respect for the source material.

Fun Fact: Did you know that the letter V throughout history, was often associated with the color blue. Which is funny because the working title for Star Wars was Blue Harvest!

What’s the main thing I’ve learned from watching this video? That the penetration of UK-based boy/girl bands into the late-90s Australian pop market was WAY more extensive than I had previously believed.

18:00 I like that Alan Moore's complaints aren't "waah you changed my thing and this character doesn't look how I imagined" its just "you made some changes so it isn't really the same story why didn't you set it in a more appropriate place therefore..." like he's just annoyed he can write a better story in ten seconds of criticism of what they did than they could with years and all of his pre-existing work lol

Call me crazy, but I love this movie. It's my favorite movie from the Wachowskis, period.

I love how cheeky the editing was today lol

You worked so hard with the blue harvest reference and I love it and here’s a like

19:55 I do think Alan Moore is exempt from that though, because he isn't any old contracted comic creator. He's literally Alan fucking Moore. I think that's why his illustrator said that he can't sympathise with Moore here because they themselves took that initiative to sell the rights, as opposed to most comic creators who never have the rights to their own work in the first place.

Also, I thought I was the only one who remembered “Five”! Such a good band! “Baby When the Lights Go Out” and “Slam Dunk the Funk” are still bops too lol

I am so delighted to see Blue Harvest back, thank you Mr. James

Rodney Supercut: “I thought you where dead.” Blue Harvest Joke: “My death was greatly exaggerated.”

Fun fact: it's hard to promote RU-vid channel so I got to write such comments if I want to promote it

Absolutely one of the best movies ever made.

New audiences get hit by the"Rodney" train right after the interesting trivia about "Blue Harvest"

One of my favorite movies of all time. Very good!

I feel like the fact that the people in the fascist dystopia have it all nice and comfy is part of the unsetteling setting. "Yeah enjoy your flat screen TV.... don't look over there though where we put all the jewish and homosexual people!"

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The hardest I laughed here was when you said “like batman,” then “now I’m interested” and had the soups. Im fucking dead man 😂😂😂😂

You guys are the best. Ye always seem to cover stuff I'm genuinely interested in. Proper funny stuff keep it up. ❤️🇮🇪

Time (I've lost count) informing James (who definitely already knows) that Blue Harvest was the working title for Return of the Jedi, not the original Star Wars.