YOU FORGOT THE PIZZA GUY IN THE MOVIE COMEDY " MEN AT WORK"

No matter where you get it from, you know you gotta have a nice slice or two of pizza

My fave film and this video does it justice. Great editing

its a very good sequel, made by someone who clearly loved the original. It is, however, not a patch on the original

The pinnacle of GRRM's writing. I can confidently say that nothing in the final books will eclipse it. Can't think of anything like it in literature

"Will I be remembered as the Emperor that gave Rome back her true self. There was a dream that was once Rome..." - Emperor Marcus Aurelius 🏛️ I am looking forward to the next sequel to Gladiator. 😁

My hate will tramfrom into love.

Dude! Spoilers!

Henry Caville also did his own stunts

Fr don’t watch it as the last thing before u go to bed on a Sunday before school when u completely don’t expect it

great video essay

Connor Roy was on that bus ? 😅

It sounds like you're envisioning a fun video compilation of movie scenes where characters express their love for pizza. Here's how you could structure such a compilation: ### **1. Introduction** - **Title Card:** "We Love Pizza! 🍕 A Movie Scene Compilation" - **Background Music:** Upbeat, catchy tune to set the mood. - **Intro Text:** "Pizza: a universal love affair. Here's a collection of our favorite movie moments where characters can't resist the cheesy goodness!" ### **2. Scene Selections** - **Scene 1:** **Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990)** - **Description:** The turtles dive into a pizza feast in their sewer lair. Michelangelo delivers his iconic "Pizza dude's got 30 seconds" line. - **Scene 2:** **Home Alone (1990)** - **Description:** Kevin McCallister enjoys a whole cheese pizza to himself, exclaiming, "A lovely cheese pizza, just for me!" - **Scene 3:** **Spider-Man 2 (2004)** - **Description:** Peter Parker rushes through New York City trying to deliver pizzas on time, with hilarious mishaps along the way. - **Scene 4:** **Eat Pray Love (2010)** - **Description:** Julia Roberts' character indulges in a mouthwatering pizza in Naples, proclaiming, "I'm in love. I'm having a relationship with my pizza." - **Scene 5:** **Breaking Bad (Season 3, Episode 2)** - **Description:** Walter White throws an entire pizza onto the roof of his house in frustration, creating an iconic visual moment. - **Scene 6:** **Do the Right Thing (1989)** - **Description:** The tension builds at Sal's Pizzeria, where pizza becomes a symbol of community and conflict. ### **3. Conclusion** - **Closing Montage:** Quick cuts of various characters enjoying pizza, laughing, and sharing slices. - **Outro Text:** "Because no matter what happens in life, there's always pizza. 🍕" - **End Credits:** List the movies featured in the compilation. --- ### **Technical Suggestions** When creating the video, consider the following: - **Music:** Use royalty-free or licensed music to avoid copyright issues. - **Video Editing Software:** Programs like Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, or even iMovie can help you splice the scenes together seamlessly. - **Transitions:** Use smooth transitions between scenes, such as fades or wipes, to maintain a cohesive flow. - **Aspect Ratio:** Ensure all clips are in the same aspect ratio for consistency. This compilation could be a hit with movie lovers and pizza enthusiasts alike!

This film is not about vengeance. Maximus ends up a gladiator and slave through pure fate. Fighting is how he processes and deals with the utter grief he’s consumed by. It is a film about loss, survival, opportunity and honour.

4:35 the last thing I thought I was gonna hear was a sound bite from the halo 3 commercial Starry Night, but I’m all for it brother

He is literally me

This movie was already in my top movies that I watched too many times, but your analysis made me realize I still missed so much detail 😭😭😭😭 I must rewatch it even more now

The war on drugs goes way deeper than you think, it goes back 🔙 into the dark passenger day's when, someone decided to take something from someone else who already owns it, called land

The most important lesson is: don’t have dreams

I’m not being cheesy here. But One of the greatest films in cinema history. My god I love this movie.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA, you don't get it at all. IT'S NOT about getting rid of you humanity, or yourself, Boot is about getting rid of you arrogance and replacing it with comradery, understanding that your survival is in the group. If the idea was to strip you of your individuality, then you couldn't think for yourself. It's many things. You watched Full Metal Jacket. When the Lt. was killed the Sgt. had to take over. If he didn't have his own mind, and the Lt. was the hivemind then the hive would die. Instead the dude took over. Animal Mother would not have been able to resist falling back and leaving his mates in the lurch, and horribly wounded...never mind, you will NEVER be able to understand having never being one of us. I could go on about what happens to you...Sgt. Hartman seems to be the anti-Christ or something. He was my DI. He was everyone's DI. He wanted his boys to leave as hard men because he was there. He lost many of his mates and as a DI he wasn't going to leave his "men" by leaving a soft place for the enemy to strike their mortal blow. I was there, in Vietnam. It was not a movie. It was real. It was more real then a heart attack, because every bullet in war is NOT A METAPHOR, IT WAS YOUR LIFE OR DEATH. Perhaps Kubrick and the people in the film didn't know this IMPORTANT point: The average age of the American combatant in WWII was 26. The average age of the combatant from America in Vietnam was 19! At 26, and back in an age where most people still didn't have a toilet in their house, the average guy would have had the schooling behind him, had a job, and a family to protect. He was MOTIVATED to save them. In Vietnam and 19, the world was completely different. Things were WAY EASIER and fashioned for the individual. Your grandpa, or great grandpa, your father had it rough. He went to war so his children and forever would be safe and more prosperous than the old man could ever dream of; that was his dream. It is your DUTY to stand for your country or get out. So when I saw Full Metal Jacket the boot half was great! The Marines have a cadence and a way to call cadence that is UNIQUE to The Marines. Now, since the military is run by Nancy Boy people, it's about coddling the INDIVIDUAL. Hands off the precious children...when your DI, back then, wondered, very loudly: "Are you a PeePee sniffer he wanted to see how you would react. I had my DI get in my face and then asked me: "Do you want to kick my ass, boy!?!" "Sir, your goddamn right I do, SIR!" That was the answer he wanted to hear. And he KNEW I meant it! 'Cause I DID! I survived the bullets and bombs because of my DI. My Da told me, before I left for Boot: "Shut your festering gob! Use your head! Your DI is there to keep you safe! I hope you heed my words 'cause I want you home when your done. Everything this side of war is cotton candy and happy days. Everything after the war is nothing like before. You may survive the bullets and bombs of war, BUT, you NEVER SURVIVE THE WAR. It is so because you were 19 and you had to do what the Bible told you was wrong: Thou shalt NOT KILL! Gods can say that, but people have to do what they have to do because GOD IS NEVER THERE FOR US. EVERY SIXTY-FIVE MINUTES OF EVERY DAY A VETERAN PUTS A BULLET IN HIS EAR.

A pure master piece.

I would always watch this movie with my dad when I was younger. My dad served 20 years in the Marine Corps and he always told me that Joker was a bad marine simply off the fact that his rifle would consistently jam in every fire fight he found himself in.

Pizzaaaa

I m broken when you say that this is his life and this is what has to be😢

Of course I understand him, he’s literally me

I read somewhere that one of Michael's main end motives is to recreate his sisters murder, but *_"better"._* Like he's spent the last 15 years replaying the first murder in his mind until he's worked out how it would've been perfect, and when he arrives back in Haddonfield he assigns Laurie the role of his sister, and she's supposed to be the last victim of that particular spree while the other teens are basically garnish or snacks while he's working his way up to the main event. To me that does make sense, but i'm not exactly an expert in the matter.

Yooo the editing is this video is fucking amazing!!! Well done sir, first video I’ve seen on your channel and I’m subscribing 🤌

I think it’s not just duality of man but how war transforms men to animals and following the same order the duality of “animal” animal mother is the best example when joker walks in to see cowboy again it’s like a new gorilla entering troop (yes a group of gorillas is called a troop funnily enough) with the one upping and threatening vibe going around then they show animal mother having relations with the lady who think 8 ball is umm for lack of a better term “too beacoup” an animal can be distilled into these two things sex and violence often called primitive urges.

I was about to cry because you described Mad Max Fury Road Perfectly and yes MMFR is the greatest sequel of all time better than all of those because Its not an film.....ITS ART and so is blade runner 2049

With gladiator 2 coming out, obviously this movie needs more awesome content like this. If you watch the dvd with written commentary on the bottom, there’s this bittersweet but awesome (fitting) story about how the actor who played the guy who thought Maximus died, and he was supposed to play a bigger role, but he died during filming, the movie did an amazing job working with the footage they had, and that’s why the black friend was added in.

I couldn't believe it, but yes, it IS better than the original. Astounding, and wonderful ❤

God`s lonely Man.

Nelson Mandela was a racist and his wife sanctioned murders of their own people regularly.

The generation that fought Vietnam grew up watching the Mickey Mouse show, that's the message at the end scene when they're marching. 🇺🇸/👁️\🇷🇺

I need the sopranos video 😭

While this movie is masterpiece. But if Carpenter didn’t want any reboots or continuity of his work. He shouldn’t have sold his rights.

its not the Drug but the individual. The "addictive personality" is real any one vice can lead to a demise: food, alcohol, drugs, BODY IMAGE (sara's case), Memories (also sara's case). Plenty of people keep room's exactly the same after someone's death, and we all know its unhealthy.

The unreliable narrator aspect of this reminds me of Memento & Joker (in addition to Taxi Driver)

such great insight, I could see a part of me in there [movie] ❤🔥

The movie is not about good or evil. Because everyone has a motive for doing what they think is necessary .

As a huge WWII history buff, seeing this was a no-brainer. However, it immediately became one of my all-time favorites, not only as a historical film, but as a deep, thought-provoking experience. It's as much a film about man's search for some semblance of meaning in this chaotic thing called life as it is a war movie. It details how different men look for it in different places, and what better way to display that than a war where a bunch of different men from different backgrounds and walks of life have congregated together to achieve a common goal. Some, like Witt, turn to spirituality, and because of it exude an almost other-worldly presence. Others try to find it in order such as what one might find in the military or in other things such as love. By the end of the film, however, we see that the only one whose faith has really held true was Witt's. Military order failed the men almost immediately when it became clear it could not save them from the bullets and artillery, in fact it was even the driving force that was sending them into the meatgrinder to begin with. Faith in a single man, such as how the men respected Captain Staros, only lasted until he was screwed over by command and sent back to the states. The sole thing that seemed to be getting Private Bell through the chaos, his love for his wife, faltered too. The only character who retained a consistent cool-headedness throughout the film was Witt. That's my take anyways.

anyone who watched this masterpiece should aloa watch Sardar Uddam.

it was a good day until i found this video in my feed

theres hate and then theres accepting reality.

It's uncomfortable for you because you weren't there. For a lot of us, this is a story of self discovery.

The entire movie I was watching it like “ok when am I supposed to like this guy” I never hated a protagonist more. 💀

На каком сайте где можно найти фильм с участием Мики Рурка где фильм идёт 3 часа

I always watch this video everytime I order a Pizza! 👌🏻🤌🏻🍕🔥

Is it only me who likes the second half more? The second half about the war is depicted so brilliantly intense and interesting, both hilarious and suspensful