Old School | Canadian First Time Watching | Movie Reaction | Movie Review | Movie Commentary

[@merchillio]

The movie came out in 2003, so I’m guessing the soldier with a assault rifle at the airport was pretty standard in American airports post 9/11

[@tiarnanquinn5403]

I traveled Oct 2001. The guns were definitely a thing for a while.

[@Kub44682]

@merchillio they were a thing right into 2004. My parents went to newyork on holiday that year. It was a bad time for my dad who gets stressed in airports in a normal situation, let alone at post 9/11 jfk.

[@masamune2984]

And then there’s airports in France, where the police/guards are always understandably strapped up head to toe in assault rifles and assault gear. 😅

[@kennethfharkin]

@@masamune2984Much of Europe.

[@blowba]

Yup

[@jacksonconley5117]

“You’re my boy Blue you’re my boy!”😭💙

[@Coopy76]

I estimate I've yelled out "You're my boy, Blue" 19'000 times in my life. Is it weird and does it make me a bad person? Yes and yes.

[@StevePerez2900]

@@Coopy76idk how it makes u a bad person

[@mjmullady]

I still yell it and don’t care at all

[@cardiac19]

@@StevePerez2900 Agreed. This does not make the OP a bad person.

[@STOCKHOLM07]

I scrolled down to make this comment and this was the top comment. Impressed.

[@Wezt334]

So you have seen this band before, they were the wedding band in The Hangover, they’re called the Dan Band and they have some amazing song covers

[@gardenstateknicks]

i love their cover of 50 cent's magic stick 🤣🤣 edit: my bad, i meant "candy shop"

[@Wezt334]

@@gardenstateknicks they do possibly the best version of Drunk in Love I’ve ever heard

[@willracer1jz]

I was going to say the same thing.

[@chunkymon1508]

Starksy and Hutch too

[@Wezt334]

@@chunkymon1508 don’t think they’ve seen that

[@oneopinion6806]

The wife of Patrick Cranshaw, the actor who played Blue, said in interview (he's since died) that having folks shout "Your by boy, Blue!" at him on the streets was a highlight and always brought him joy. Edit: Was the manager, but still, heartwarming nonetheless! LA Times had an article upon his death in 2005 that talks about it.

[@Cedisdead]

Great story dude! Brings my dead heart some joy :)

[@Biostalker420]

@@Cedisdead He looked absolutely the same in the movie Private Eyes from 1983. I was a bit shook realizing it was him. Search The Gas Station Clip from "The Private Eyes"

[@popeye697]

This movie is definitely inspired by Fight Club

[@thethe-nt1tb]

"Hey Mike." Simone: "There is no Mike." Correct. In the DVD commentary, they said Will Ferrell just ad libbed that.

[@highviewbarbell]

wasnt his RL neighbor mike walking his dog? its filmed at his house

[@Cadinho93]

The irony of Jeremy Piven playing the Dean was the best. He basically created the concept of the college old timer leading the party rebels in PCU. A true cult classic. Also, that tranquilizer gun scene will always be funny.

[@dustinheese]

PCU is a classic!

[@xwiick]

Love PCU!

[@DystOptimist]

@@dustinheese It's on Archive...not high quality, but it's the only place I can find it.

[@cardiac19]

"These, Tom, are the Causeheads. They find a world-threatening issue and stick with it for about a week. And for the record, "Gutter is a tool!"

[@petercofrancesco9812]

Before I saw your post I was going to point out that Piven casting as the dean was an odd choice considering he was the prototypical party animal in PCU. This is such a wacky movie because its the strangest mash up Wedding Crashers meets Animal house movie. They're adults dealing marriage who suddenly find themselves in a college fraternity.

[@KeithDCanada]

No word of a lie.... the wedding scene at the start where Simone called Vince Vaughn 'The Worst". I've done that. In fact all three groomsmen of a friend did NOT like the bride. She was like an anchor on his life and we saw nothing but misery for him, so we literally offered to drive him away the day of the wedding. One of our trio even volunteered to go to Mexico with him for a while to avoid all the fallout... He ended up marrying this girl. He was prepped for a masters program in University, but dropped out to get work because she wanted to go to school for a Geology degree. It took her 10 years to get that Geology degree, and she never went into the field after. She has wrecked 3 of the cars he has bought over the years, gotten them evicted from multiple apartment buildings they have lived in.... we lost touch with him over the years, and I am fairly sure they aren't even together anymore.... I don't know, because he isn't online apparently, and her entire social media presence is a facebook page with a picture of a Lizard in a cage on a dirty rug with a bunch of trash in frame. So, sometimes the guys that are begging the groom not to get married... are doing it from a place of love.... and deep concern... .and fear for that person's future...

[@seanstinchfield-mp2xm]

TRUE! I told a friend of mine not to get married. He told me I was “jealous” and to “grow up”. Less than a year later they were divorced and he was back living with his mom.

[@ryanjacobson2508]

Divorce rates have been shockingly high since the 80's.

[@brandonthesteele]

On the other hand, my decision to get married was met with lots of resistance and sent deep rifts in my family, but me and my missus are still happily chooching along after 8 years, which have been full of personal growth and many successes. At the end of the day, the decision to marry must be done with maturity and with a clear head, and no one dictates if it will work or not but time.

I would've LITERALLY SLAPPED THE BEJESUS OUT OF HIM!! That dumb whore can't get a GEOLOGY DEGREE FOR 10 YEARS?!?! Then she wrecks THREE CARS?!?! I would've divorced her after the first one...

[@melvingrassel588]

Finally!! Tranquilizer dart to the throat is one of the funniest scenes ever. i laughed so hard the first time I saw it I thought I was going to die! No, really. I could not breath! Which made me continue to laugh because the thought went through my head that, " I'm going to die watching this idiocy!😄😆🤣😵

[@cardiac19]

HAHAHA!

[@ps5392]

I saw this with a couple buddies and I swear one of them was literally on the floor of the theatre during the dart gun scene. We were DYING laughing.

[@crf122]

Between and will ferralls line “if you tell anyone about this we’ll f**king kill you”

[@fuckamericanidiot]

WAIT. wait.

[@shanewillis316]

Old school for me is Super Nintendo, going to Blockbuster, birthday parties with friends, and not having to pay bills/ work until you die.

[@TROUBLESOME.87]

lovely said.

[@jeffreymark475]

Work until you die? You can retire.... wait a minute no you can't

[@jonathanedison]

Truth…

[@write2pras84]

Such a classic cult comedy. Doesn't fail to have me in splits no matter how many times I watch it. Some iconic scenes and dialogues. Glad you 2 enjoyed it.

[@inarar5334]

You commented "that's a different Wilson" when Luke did a "wow" but he does it just as much as Owen. They're way more alike than people notice sometimes because Luke is kinda straight faced while Owen is very expressive.

[@inarar5334]

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[@williamcavagnaro3285]

It is great that George kept saying this was like fight club because they said in the dvd commentary that it was supposed to be a comedy version of fight club. You can google articles people wrote about it and the similarities.

[@hughfuller8416]

I’m here for this. “You’re my boy Blue.”

[@lizschannel8046]

Can’t hear “Dust In The Wind” without thinking “You’re my boy blue, you’re my boy” 😂😂

[@andrewhelmer6853]

You’re my boy George!

[@lithyantos3842]

Karma, karma, karma, karma, karma chameleon? (I'm sorry, I couldn't help myself)

[@justinamerican8200]

I didn't realize until just now that that's the same wedding singer as in The Hangover. The Old Schoolniverse.

[@jdrussell3828]

Yup cuz it's the same director Todd Phillips. Besides Old Scool, he wrote/directed Road Trip, Starsky&Hutch, The Hangover Trilogy, Due Date, War Dogs, Joker and the upcoming Joker sequel

[@Dr.Acula76]

The Dan Band. They're also in Starsky and Hutch playing at Vince Vaughn's daughters batmitzvah

[@R3V153]

Just realizing the other guy who works for Dean Pritchard plays Mickey Cohen in L.A Noire, one of my favorite games and my favorite movies ever

[@OSVS_Mike]

Fun Facts: The man who was there for the gang bang was the director, Todd Phillips. The bowl of oranges on the table when Mitch got home (like in the Godfather) indicated something was about to go wrong (or good) depending upon your point of view in the next scene. And, the band is a real band called The Dan Band (look them up) that sings just like that. Classic flick!

[@TheStaffaConnection]

The movie was filmed about 4 months after 9/11 hence the guy with the machine gun at TSA

[@ryanjacobson2508]

And any scene that depicts the air travel process as anything remotely unregulated immediately dates it to pre 9/11

[@TheStaffaConnection]

@@ryanjacobson2508 I'm confused by your comment/point. My point was that for a period of time the military had people posted at the airport. Having worked for the airline it was not uncommon to see those kinds of weapons. My comment was simply a response to seeing them seeing the gun and reacting.

[@USCFlash]

"As stupid as they appear....they're actually very good at paperwork."

[@DynamiteProd]

The Dan band is the band at the reception. They’re a real band that remakes songs like that.

[@mathewdebol923]

Yep! Same band at the end of The Hangover 😂

[@Dr.Acula76]

​@@mathewdebol923Also in Starksy and Hutch

[@lathspell87]

I love the little short scene where they mention how good at paperwork the guys are. It's hilarious because of all the idiotic things they do, they are actually professionals who work in the real world and know how to work the system 🤣🤣

[@TheMcMatey]

Easily one of my top (passive comments in a film that explains something) moments in a movie. It's just so perfect, it's so quick and when you watch the movie for the first time you get that "ohhh shit, that makes sense lol" moments in movies.

[@CinHotlanta]

Vince Vaugh in full clown gear, drinking a beer in a lawn chair and asking "... are you NUTS?" is one of the great underappreciated lines in the movie, I'm so glad it made the cut 😆

[@joeyjoejoejuniorshabadoo5330]

Same wedding band that was in The Hangover

[@tylerdurden2460]

The Dan Band

[@sleazydubzz]

Also starsky and hutch

[@dthill96]

They shot an entire sequence where he dances with an old lady meant for the 📀 but accidentally got deleted. So when it came time for “the hangover” Todd made sure to let him have his moment with an old lady

[@NathanS__]

And Hot Rod.

[@tylerdurden2460]

@@NathanS__ and Starsky & Hutch

[@lithium]

Curious how old you two are? I guess I always assumed you were at least in your thirties, in which case it’s strange to me you don’t get how much of a phenomenon this was when it came out, people made their entire personality around the archetypes of this movie, similar to Austin powers, so it’s interesting to see such a shoulder shrug of a reaction to it. I’m 40 now for reference so my memory is still mostly functioning. ;) but this was a big deal even in Australia at the time. I’m certainly just overestimating the influence of my particular coming of age media but again, I’m surprised just by you pair being what I assumed to be in a similar generation is all.

[@ryanjacobson2508]

There's regional differences even within the same country, regarding what is popular and famous in pop culture.

[@ImAlsoMerobiba]

I'd also chalk it up to regional differences. I'm probably around the same range as y'all and don't remember this being that big around here. People definitely enjoyed it but it wasn't to the level of Austin Powers or The Hangover (Todd Phillip's movie after this).

[@avalian]

As a Canadian who watched this shortly after graduating university and when I still had several college age friends, I can say that it's impact here was much less significant, as is the case with a lot of college movies that heavily play into the frat life. College fraternities and the frat lifestyle have always been much more subdued in Canada, to the extent that fraternity houses didn't exist in that era near most colleges and universities. Yes, in my age group there was a lot of "You're my boy Blue", and "We're going streaking" being shouted when we got together, though it was never followed by actually going streaking, but that pretty much was the extent of this movie's impact in Canada... at least in the heavily populated area of Southern Ontario. Can't speak for down east or out west.

[@A-small-amount-of-peas]

The movie that made studio bosses trust Will Ferrell to be the lead in his own movies, because of this we got Anchorman

[@christofferjenzen78]

...and hence,our lives changed forever.

[@accordgolfer]

I always found it interesting that the "I'm here for the gang bang" guy is the dude who did joker

[@ApesAmongUs]

I'm old as fuck, but yea, MP3 players are old school.

[@dogawful]

The van scene isn't quite the same without hearing the music. We actually watched this in our breakroom on the overnight shift lunch break. We had down time after lunch on Friday night/Sat morning, so we had time to watch movies if we got it started quickly. It went over really well.

[@anthonydean1743]

3:09 the guy at the door was Todd Phillips Director/Producer he directed Road Trip, this film, Due Date, the Hangover trilogy all of which he has a cameo in. He also directed War Dogs, Starsky & Hutch, and both Joker & Joker: Folie a Duex.

[@Hank-p3o]

@@anthonydean1743 He also has a little cameo in The Hangover. He was the guy in the elevator “going down” when the guys are heading to the roof.

[@theoneandonlystork]

"You just took one in the jugular, man!" One of the funniest scenes ever.

[@Joe-pw2iu]

Old school to me is 70s and 80s R&B. I worked at an "old school" radio station.

[@mycroftholmes2601]

so this, Animal House and PCU are the "holy trinity" of Fratboy movies

[@timothypolanco8622]

You're my girl Simone !!! You're my girl.. 😂

[@emuwalton]

Any time I have a perfect zen moment, I always end with "What happened? I blacked out." because of this movie.

[@firstlast4516]

Its weird watching people laugh so hard at movies like this and then turning around and denying themselves that pleasure and quality entertainment because some people are over the top sensitive. You're not going to get along with everyone on the planet so why bother worrying about that stuff? Just move onto the next person who gets your humor....there's a line and people have gone a bit nuts with it these days IMO

[@tonyponchopeters]

I agree 100%, they will laugh and enjoy the movie in the moment but after will review it a certain dishonest way because they're so insecure not to offend anyone. It's just further truth that most people wear a Mask and can't be themselves.

[@TheFierceFinn]

Man, this movie is one of my all time favorite comedies. Such a killer cast.

[@seanstinchfield-mp2xm]

Number one comedy for me! In middle school me n some friends snuck in to see it!

[@Bishop228]

The gang bang guy was Todd Phillips. Loved the reaction.

[@miked2445]

Id check my information on that one. Ask your wife. Im pretty sure shed tell you 'MikeD is the gangbang guy". Shes not the only one, either. This is not a personal thing. I just mean straight across the board, MikeD is not only your gangbang guy, but I am in fact, THE gangbang guy.

[@tbirdUCW6ReAJ]

I love how Frank shoves the one kid away when he’s on the tranq

[@Do0msday]

The first time I saw this I was laughing hysterically at the scene with the cinder block and the tranq dart. We used to quote this movie SO much when I was younger. I love this stupid movie so much. You're still my boy, Blue!

[@Danimals_as_liters]

I have a friend that is a "Frank the tank". Absolutely hilarious seeing him have to be a responsible adult these days. Every now and then though........Frank the tank comes out.

[@Hellstothenaw]

“You’re my boy, blue. You’re my boy” 😂 I say that to this day.

[@6dogs729]

I’m 22 years old this September 1st and old school to me is like the 70s

[@robertcampomizzi7988]

1:12 When I asked my parents born in the 1950s europe, they said old school meant "old world mentality"/pre-modern living/hygiene/housing standards/societal expectations etc... That's the old school meaning of old school .

[@keithbrown8490]

You are ready now for "Couples Retreat " . Vince Vaughn directed by the grown up Ralphie from "A Christmas Story" .

[@AdamLaMore]

It's definitely a hidden gem

[@gutz1981]

You talked over the bit where after the Dean body slams Frank, he cries like a little boy. 😂😂

[@ethal1222]

The guy who shows up at Mitch's front door is the director, Todd Phillips. He appeared again in The Hangover as the same character, who the "wolf pack" runs into in the elevator on their way up to the hotel roof.

[@jowbloe3673]

1:59 - I went on a flight to El Paso, Texas in October of 2001, and there were what looked to be fully armed soldiers in fatigues with machine guns at the security check points.

[@judaychop]

Yall should watch “Observe and Report” and “Super Troopers 2”(ST2 has a canadian element)

[@coreyhendricks9490]

I have this movie on DVD and I haven't seen it in years but it's great to see you two reacting to it Simone & George, you both take care and have a great weekend

[@zmarko]

Jeremy Piven (Dean Pritchard) is in a pretty similar movie where he plays the opposite of his character in this movie. Its called PCU (as in Politically Correct University), and its a fun, not super well known movie. David Spade, Jon Favreau, and a few others are in it too. Its from 1993/4 i think.

[@BRCBrick]

From the Academy Award nominated director of Joker

[@lurkerrekrul]

20:31 - "I'm pretty sure that guy's a comedian, and he doesn't have an accent like that." - That's Bryan Callen. He's played various comedy roles. While it was on the air, he played the gym teacher on the show The Goldbergs. He then went on to play the same character in the spinoff series, Schooled.

[@terranceporter2644]

If a car is 30 years old, its a classic. Old School to me is 20-30 years old.

[@JohnnyBarton85]

Wow I just noticed while watching this that the singer at the wedding is the same singer that performed candy shop at Doug's wedding in the first hangover movie and I just noticed the stepfather from the movie stepfather is also in this 😂😂😂😂

[@Bobal27]

1:15 Palm Pilot. That’s old school. TI-83+.

[@SilentBob731]

1:12 "Old School" to me is getting my first Walkman, cutting class, and going to the Arcade downtown for most of the school day.

[@johncampbell756]

The machine gun in the airport...this ws filmed in 2002, a year or less after 9/11. This was a common sight. 1980s rap is old school rap. 50s blues is old school electric blues. 50s/60s rock is old school rock. 70s punk is old school punk. Etc. Atari is old school video games. My fraternity was not like this. And it had to be founded by actual students.

[@K.dot9]

The cursing wedding singer has been in a bunch of movies playing the same exact role😂

[@robpeterslaypaul]

Also, Todd Phillips makes a cameo as the dude who shows up at the beginning asking "....I'm here for the...." Will Ferrell falling into the pool and "The Sound of Silence" playing is an allusion to "The Graduate"

[@dangshnizzle6929]

Feels like Blades of Glory has to be coming soon

[@zombiTrout]

“Frank the tank, and one is a DPS” Bravo good sir, bravo..

[@Samwise-tx7ub]

Hey Guys! Another great reaction! Yes George this is the same Director (Todd Phillips) who directed "Joker" but ha also directed "The Hangover" where he uses the same extremely funny Wedding Band in both films as well as the same comedian/Actor (Bryan Callen) using the same bad accent (as the waiter in the cafe and as the wedding chapel owner in Vegas). Also, Phillips himself makes small cameos in both movies as well. Take care!!

[@cyruswhitley7840]

So happy y’all are doing this. After your Hangover video and the mention that you two only knew Todd Phillips from the Joker, I just laughed and thought wait till they get to Old School. Next up is Road Trip. Now don’t get me wrong, I love Eurotrip…but nothing compares to the OG.

[@someguy34hnt]

If you're feelin' some Seann William Scott - there's Cop Out, Balls Out and Dude, Where's My Car

[@BB13131313]

This is such a quotable classic! Road Trip (2000) is another wild classic comedy directed by Todd Phillips..

[@bobhope2380]

Don't know if you guys picked up on this or not. But, the wedding singer is the same wedding singer from the Hangover.

[@lurkerrekrul]

What's old school for me? A time without home video games, when TVs were only for watching. A time when a family only had one TV in the living room, and kids had to beg their parents for control of it when they wanted to watch something on one of the 4-5 channels that were available. A time when everyone had a rotary telephone and it was provided by the phone company. A time before allergies reached epidemic proportions and they didn't break out the hazmat suits if a child brought a peanut butter and jelly sandwich to school. A time when movies were either made for the theater or made for TV, and there were few enough of them that it was actually feasible to see most of them.

[@promontorium]

6:46 It's almost as if he should have listened... 3:22.

[@GreatOutdoors1]

I think the gun at the airport had more to do with when the movie came out, vs where the airport was. 2003

[@O_Towne_Bear]

The waiter who called Mitch "Godfather" is in The Hangover (Wending Chapel guy) and was on MadTV

[@brentharker7868]

Streaking was a real thing in the 1970's. I didn't go to high school dance that didn't get streaked. For some reason it was not uncommon for professional sporting events in Calgary to be streaked. The most memorable was at the Saddledome when a, socks only, clad guy climbed over the glass onto the ice and in the process fell backwards knocking himself out. They took off one of his sock to cover his privates as he was taken off the ice. This visitor from the UK, at his 1st hockey game, was banned from the attending a Flames game for 10 years.

[@inarar5334]

I had an international flight the morning after the person with the liquid stuff got caught. The airport was a madhouse and the first thing you'd notice besides the massive lines at security was the teams of men walking around with assault rifles.

[@lizschannel8046]

I fully understand why films like this aren’t being made anymore but man, were they funny 🤣. Please react to Road Trip

[@TomVCunningham]

"Bob Hope could jump this in a golf cart."

[@MattB2603]

4:12 your friend either already saw this movie or has seen this band perform at another event. This was the same band that performed at the wedding reception in the Hangover.

[@Cedisdead]

Been off the movie reaction game fror like a year but guess who is my favorite reactioneers who somehow reacted to one of my favorite comedies of all time one day ago? The goats! Btw thanks for being awesome persons and giving me awesome content!

[@jakesgr8sakiorjoe58]

I was 21 when this came out and it instantly became one of my favorite comedies ever.

[@dangerousspaces9371]

"So it's like Fight Club . . ." YES! You actually picked up on that!!! ". . . but dumb!" OK, well that's kinda harsh!

[@artistikvip]

for the record: the dan band, the wedding group adding curse words to your favorite tunes, is actually available for events. just saying

[@TheDancerMacabre]

Thats "The Dan Band" playing at the wedding. They made cameos in a lot of movies around time. I also saw them in Concert. Great show!

[@TheLegendOfRandy]

I vividly remember my best friend showing up to school with a new CD player that could also play "MP3's," whatever those are. He could have as many as 30 songs on a single CD player! It blew my mind! Don't even get me started on iPod classics. Witchcraft... lol

[@DJM2.0]

I HIGHLY recommend watching/listening o the director's commentary track; Todd Phillips, Luke Wilson, Vince Vaughn and Will Ferrell are in-studio and they talk about the film scene by scene, things behind the scenes, and basically anything in general and it is the MOST HILARIOUS thing ever. I watch the film now with that track on instead of the normal audio, it's THAT amazing.

[@mwalsh47]

The Dan Band's profanity-laced version of Total Eclipse of the Heart was a bar jukebox staple for around a year after this movie was released.

[@Hauns91]

This is one of the cult classics within my family. This, Grandma's Boy, Waiting... and Wedding Crashers era was top tier.

[@ozzybloke-craig3690]

That band also played songs and swore at times to in the movie, The Hangover. And they were also in Starsky and Hutch. They are hilarious. They are called The Dan Band.

[@ferdinandcastagnera794]

Simone & George: what I consider "old School" is record players ⏺️ & 8 track casets!! & The telephone booth!!

[@promontorium]

2:00 After 9/11 and the next few years every airport in America had armed military personnel.

[@zombiepicnic9683]

Quiet Awkward would be the perfect title for my auto-biography.

[@TakatofanAgain]

I dunno if you watched The Big Bang Theory, but one of the pledges was actually Howard. He was pretty young, this was 4 years before TBBT. He didn't have a lot of lines, but in the meeting about starting it, he was the one who asked what kind of association they'd have with the college, and he was one of the two that came to his work to tell him about the KY shortage.

[@Dorkifier937]

This is now an old school comedy to me. Anyone else already make this joke? Can’t look, listening to this at work lol

[@danielberg7644]

If you haven't seen "The Graduate" (1967) there is a reference about it in this movie. It's a great classic movie I think you will enjoy.

[@graciefolden2359]

Did you recognize the wedding band as the same one that plays at the wedding in The Hangover: The Dan Band is a comedy band created by actor/comedian Dan Finnerty. The band is known for its covers of originally female-performed pop songs, with added obscenities and swearing, made famous by Finnerty's appearance in the films Old School and The Hangover.

[@tezkatepuka]

My first dvd movie, bought it when it was released, still love this movie like i bought it yesterday, hars to believe it's Ben 21 years since it was released. Love the dvd comentaries.

[@blueeyedcowboy8291]

VCR's, Cassette Tapes, Saturday Morning cartoons, BMX Bikes and Drive-In theaters are what I consider Old School.

[@diamondem]

4:15 That's the band that also sings at the wedding at the end of the hangover! "I'll take you to the candy shop"

[@backgroundMASCAL]

"Road Trip" from 2000 "National Lampoon’s Van Wilder " with Ryan Reynolds

[@DemNiko]

Okay, now that you've seen this, you definitely need to see "Starsky & Hutch" also by Todd Philips. Great Film with a similar humor and the cast is amazing: Ben Stiller, Owen Wilson (Luke Wilson's Brother btw), Vince Vaughn, Jason Bateman etc.

[@samjohns6602]

As an early 80s baby who was raised on the cassette tape and the VCR (it was a big deal when we got one), the 8-track and betamax are my old school.

[@robertdarger9773]

A film I think you two will like is Drop Dead Fred(stars Phoebe Cates from Gremlins & Fast Times at Ridgemont High, and Carrie Fisher aka Princess Leia from Star Wars.

[@maxvaldez7412]

Okay, I have 2 things to say. I don't care if anybody even reads it. I might just have to put them down. One is I watch. A lot of your guys's reactions and even if it's a comedy I never ever laugh. I just watch your guys's reactions. This movie is so d*** funny. I was laughing at just the part that you guys put on youtube Second I was in a place called job corps. And the thing that's so ironic about that place is that they condemned cussing and nudity and sex and anything like that. On this campus of job corps, we won dorm of the month and they let us pick a movie, and that movie was called old school. And this movie holds a special place in my heart because. It was just such a special moment that. Will forever be awesome.

[@story_fool]

4:16 The Dan Band. One of the best laughs in this movie, for sure!