CLUE (1985) was HILARIOUS!!! - Movie Reaction - FIRST TIME WATCHING

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This movie based on a board game is way better than it has any right to be
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Starring:
Eileen Brennan, Tim Curry, Madeline Kahn, Christopher Lloyd, Michael McKean, Martin Mull, Lesley Ann Warren, and Colleen Camp
Written by:
John Landis and Jonathan Lynn
Directed by:
Jonathan Lynn

[@RolyPolyOllieReactions]

This movie was hilarious!!! I don't know why I keep seeing mediocre reviews for this it was so funny and I can see myself watching it again on a rainy day. Tim Curry was top tier comedy as always and everyone else in the cast brought their A game! Thanks for watching! Have a great day! :)

[@BigGator5]

I agree. Someone needs to do the random multiple endings thing again. It would be fun to watch social media react to people realizing everyone saw a completely different movie.

[@shsrpr]

The critics score would definitely be low because of how it ran in theaters, you only got one of the three endings randomly. And you would have to go see it multiple times to 'hopefully' get to see a different ending. Imagine if you saw this in the theater, and you got the Mrs Peacock ending!?! You'd probably walk away thinking "This movie stinks!" With all three endings (there was actually a fourth that was filmed but was ultimately cut) though, the movie is hysterical and very unique.

[@f.n.schlub2269]

@RolyPolyOllie Reactions -- You are now fully ready for a best-of-genre flick : "What's Up Doc?"

[@ceo2221]

You should also react to another similar film, very underrated: Murder By Death (1976) Peter Sellers, Peter Falk

[@iangrant3615]

You may like the Poirot movies, not the recent ones necessarily, but the earlier ones for example Evil Under The Sun made in 1982, has a similar kind of light-hearted tone, with a touch of comedy as well as the elaborate murder mystery that keeps you guessing, a good cast of talented actors, nice locations, and based on Agatha Christie's book. Oh and directed by Guy Hamilton who you know from him directing some James Bond movies.

[@DarkAngel459]

Mrs White's 'Flames on the side of my face...'speech is ICONIC. Madeline Kahn improvised it on the spot, which is why Martin Mull's Mustard looks so confused in the background. My cousins and I watched Clue all the time, when staying at each others houses, and got to know most of the lines off by heart.

[@88wildcat]

Curry and either Lloyd or Mull, I can't remember which one for sure, actually thought Khan was having a stroke because of the way she started stammering out of nowhere.

[@trishaurvan9439]

Tim Curry said when Madeline did that everyone lost it and in his words "we had to be scraped off the floor" He said editing the scene was so hard because everyone was laughing

[@migmit]

I'm still trying to figure out what's funny or even interesting about it.

[@cagnathedog2254]

Fun Fact: When this movie was released in theatres, you only got to see one of the three endings depending on what theatre you saw it in. I was a kid at the time, and I remember a kid in my class saw it multiple times in different theatres. (Clever way to get people to buy multiple tickets)

[@RolyPolyOllieReactions]

Did you manage to catch all the endings!

[@cagnathedog2254]

@@RolyPolyOllieReactions Yeah, I saw it when it was released on home video (it was the version you watched.)

[@torontomame]

I was a teenager then, and went to three different theatres to see all the endings. Loved it then and love it now.

[@Jeremytorgersonofficial]

Yep. When I saw it in the theater Ms. Scarlet was the ending. My friend saw it in a different theater and told me his ending was Mrs. Peacock.

[@hollywood3695]

​@@cagnathedog2254if you get the DVD you can watch it like it's in theaters in random ending mode or the way you watched it

[@petepeteseattle]

The actress who play Mrs. Peacock was also in Murder by Death.

[@BigGator5]

"Professor Plum, you were once a professor of psychiatry specializing in helping paranoid and homicidal lunatics suffering from delusions of grandeur." "Yes, but now I work for the United Nations." "So your work has not changed." #TakeBackTurtleBay Fun Fact: The three endings were shown at a random theater when it first came out. All three are included on video. The DVD, however, aside from having all three endings, also offers the option to play the movie with one randomly selected ending. Heartbreaking Loss Fact: The Max Busch House, the mansion used for the exterior and ballroom scenes, was destroyed by a massive fire on October 5, 2005. After the fire, several people left flowers on the front gate and even shed tears, evidence of how much the house was cherished by the local community. Random Order Fact: Wadsworth decides how the guests will be paired up to search the house by cutting matchsticks into various lengths, and the guests appear to draw these at random. Naturally, the partners were assigned by the script and the process could not be left to chance. Before Tim Curry holds out the cut matchsticks to the actors, he was given them in the correct order. The actors acted as if they were picking randomly, but simply drew the matchsticks in order from left to right.

[@amandaasbury3688]

BigGator with the facts, wooh!

[@BigGator5]

Amanda Asbury ...Pardon my manners! You're welcome! 😁 Merry Christmas! (Luke 2 : 8-14 (KJV)) 🎄 🎅 Go in Peace and Walk with God. 😎 👍

[@WUStLBear82]

Based on some of the dialog, the set design, and the cars, the movie takes place in the early 1950s, when the issue of "homosexuals" in the US State Department, blackmail, and espionage was very current. Speaking of the cars, each guest is first seen driving a car painted the color corresponding to their character. Mrs. White wears black, Miss Scarlet wears green, and Mrs. Peacock (blue) wears gold/yellow, while the men's suits match their names. Mrs. White's confusing "flames on the side of my face" speech was ad-libbed by Madeline Kahn when she forgot her line, and the take was used in the final cut because everyone thought is was funnier than the scripted dialog.

[@RetroRobotRadio]

Being a secret homosexual was automatic disqualification for Federal security clearances (like any other major secret) because it was believed that our enemies could extort you easily if they had that information threatened to reveal it. It is seen as the same as having a mistress, a drug addiction, gambling debts... Anything a foreign government could exploit. These disqualify you. As Mr. Green works in the State Department he would be required to have security clearance. If he lost that he couldn't do his job.

[@shahancheong9792]

The film is set in 1954.

[@TheBillybob895]

Yea that and the film literally says at the beginning within the first few minutes in bright white letters on the screen set in 1954 Einstein

[@RetroRobotRadio]

@@TheBillybob895 that was sorta rude.

[@shiekahfan01]

Mrs. Scarlet's dress was supposed to be red but there was an allergy problem so they had to go with the green dress with the emphasis being her red hair marking her as a "red woman" or madame. Mrs. White wore black with the emphasis being her pale skin and red nails marking her as a black widow (also too in the board game Mrs. White was the maid so this was a very nice change for the film). Unfortunately the house they used for outdoor filming burned down and all the indoor scenes was a set at a studio warehouse. The dog poo scene at the beginning was also all improved and left in for giggles.

[@robertmolton6761]

It still gets me how a movie full of dialogue and exposition never stops being entertaining from beginning to end. The great writing along with the amazing performances by skilled actors delivering these smart lines with sharp precision really makes it work. This incredible movie tends to get overlooked, but every time I see it, it continues to impress me.

[@haleyschreiter9746]

The actress who played Mrs. Peacock (Eileen Brennan) was also in Murder By Death. She was Sam Diamond's assistant 😃

[@mikesterling688]

I am so glad you watched this movie. I agree, Tim Curry is a comedic genius. Great reaction!

[@highstimulation2497]

Mr. Green falling down outta nowhere is about the funniest thing EVER.

[@ScreamingScallop]

So nice to see a reactor who appreciates John Morris' score. Morris worked on many of Mel Brooks' most popular comedies.

[@randinskip3457]

Btw, the Singing Telegram Girl is Jane Wiedlan (guitarist and singer from the 80s band The Go-Go's). I love this movie!!!

[@Trilaan]

I've been a big fan of this movie for most of my life. I can quote it pretty much word for word and I love to attend Clue Movie Parties and Quote-Alongs.

[@bandman83]

Same here

[@MikeyFilms]

One of my favorite Tim Curry films. Really allowed him to show off his talent for physical comedy

[@puppyash9656]

I can watch this over and over, and it just gets better. Each murder is commited in a separate room, with a separate weapon, and in the final ending by a separate suspect. The writing is brilliant and the acting is superb.

[@nikolaiquack8548]

Watched this for the first time last year and it instantly became one of my ultimate comfort movies. It's just perfect for a rainy night, when you feel like cozying up at home.

[@jaimetodd1864]

I would argue that Mr Green aged fine as it is a period piece. Being gay would have been something you could be blackmailed for or ruined by during that time period. It kept it true to the era. Unfortunately it’s what many people had to live during that time.

[@edwardthorne9875]

Perfect dialog and physical comedy. Very nice and smart reaction. This one has only gotten better over the decades. You really could not assemble a cast like that today.

[@orlandoruizjr3834]

This will always be one of my favorite 80's classics. This is a cult classic, and so damn re-watchable, like The Goonies, or Back To The Future. The 1980's was a hell of a decade for fun films.

[@TheRatsCast]

I saw this movie when it was first released. It was the last of the 'Gimmick' style movies; which asked the audience to be a part of the movie. The 3 ending were because it was released in 3 different movies. Ending A, B, and C; for which you were giving a paper Clue card with the ending letter on it. So you were supposed to keep track of what was going on, and make your guesses using the card, like in the board game. I saw endings B and C (Scarlet and Peacock endings). I didn't see ending A until it came out on VHS. This movie was scripted right down to what everyone was to say. The only one ad lip was Madeline Khan's "Flames, on the side of my face'. Khan forgot her lines, and just winged it. Normally; the director would have cut such bloopers out, but this scene had everyone laughing so much, it was left in. Only the VHS bought all the endings into one, and making one ending as the final ending. That was not how it was supposed to be. The endings were designed like the Board game; where the endings change with each play through. There was a 4th ending; but they ran out of time and money, so the 4th ending was cut.

[@edmonguy]

One of the great and most underrated movies of all time. Fantastically smart plot, unreal ensemble of legendary actors, great comedy, and an intriguing mystery. When released in theatres, they only showed one of the endings, so depending on which show you went to, you could see one of three different movies. Tim Curry is everything; he should have been in so much more than he was. Critics were harsh on it and I never understood why. It's been a favourite of mine since the first time I ever saw it. Wore out a lot of VHS tapes rewatching. Every time you see it again, you pick up on something quick and funny that you missed before. Brilliant. Definitely became a cult hit as home video allowed people to discover how wrong the critics were (and the 3-ending version was really the best).

[@rleutz13]

this is one of those rare films that truly is better the second time around. don't get me wrong, the first time is awesome. but the writing is *so* clever filled with many call-backs, call forwards and brick jokes, every time you watch this, there is a new quip/gag to discover. also, one of the best ensembles in any movie, they work with the script and off each other brilliantly!

[@eefran8]

While watching your reaction I realized that the different endings work with it being a board game because there's a different killer every time you play it.

[@votemonty1815]

Best popcorn flick ever. 🍿

[@robjacobs6168]

If you enjoy classic whodunnit movies, also be sure to check out “The Last of Sheila”, which was written by Stephen Sondheim and Anthony Perkins. Who were both avid murder mystery game players and often hosted elaborate murder mystery weekend games at their homes for friends which were infamous at the time apparently. I’m curious to see how you’d like that movie and if you are able to crack the code and figure out the plot! 😉👍🏻

[@DCFCfanatic]

I remember reading that the murder weapons were going to play a bigger role in the movie. some obviously did, but they were going to be featured as hidden objects through the movie. Just like the candlestick above the door frame. some people don't realize it's up there until it falls down. then the gun on the floor, which gets used later. these weapons would be seen lying on a shelf or table or just somewhere the audience might be able to spot it. but most got cut out. the scene were Mr. Green says he's going home to have sex with his wife is a joke. most think it's a line he says to let us know he was never gay just pretending to be. but you gotta remember when this movie takes place. so when he says that line he's actually lying about having a wife.

[@matte5705]

What do you mean a bigger role? Every weapon was used for a murder (knife ->cook, candlestick -> body, driver -> wrench, rope -> Yvette, lead pipe ->cop, singing telegram -> revolver) In the third ending, every murder is done by a different, nonoverlapping triad of person, place, weapon from the original game (if you count singing telegram as happening in the hall). The only exception is killing Mr boddy/Wadsworth reuses the hall and revolver

[@barbarachieppo9603]

I think that Mr. Green does have a wife and was making up the part about being gay.

[@WiseGuy19]

Best movie ever.

[@nobhill1991]

I watched this movie many times in the theater in1985! We had to wait each week to see a new ending! It was released that way...I was 11..it was the funniest movie I've ever seen 💖💖💖

[@joek468]

My favorite lines in the movie .... "Let us in , let us in"... Let us out, let us out"

[@littleteadress2050]

Another film recommendation: Sleuth(1972) starring Laurence Olivier and Michael Caine. Renowned for it's small cast list. No more spoilers than that! Enjoy! :)

[@radlee974]

In my eyes, *Clue* is one of the OG examples of a “cult classic”. (I’m sure that there were others before it, but, while I wasn’t around when it flopped on the big screen, I _did_ get to experience its initial surge in popularity!) It had an abysmal run at the box office and then became _”huge”_ in the 90s! I remember it _constantly_ being on all of the cable channels and pretty much everyone I knew at the time, young and old, were familiar with it and also viewed it pretty positively. None of this is surprising to me though given the fact that the script + cast + director + editing + set + etc. = 100% Lightning In A Bottle!! Even if they did do a remake full of cast and crew who are equally as talented as their predecessors, it _still_ wouldn’t be anywhere near as good as the original due to that! In short, I freakin’ LOVE this movie!! lol.

[@TheDblDuce]

best quote today...."wow, that person didnt like the singing telegram" LOL :)

[@remyazharyyosef1811]

Finally, you reacted to this classic. Love it. Another great modern whodunnit movie was "Knives Out". If you had not seen it, I'd love to see your reaction to it. It was great fun.

[@gggooding]

Subtle joke: at dinner Prof Plum says he works for The World Health Organization (WHO) under the United Nations Organization (UNO). He works for "you-know-who".

[@MrJDApgar]

I wonder if Oliver will recognize that Professor Plum, is Doc Brown ;)

[@AnnPMadera]

There's something incredible about a movie being this great being based on a boardgame.

[@MicahMann]

SUCH a fantastic movie. I’ve seen it at least 100 times. Just hysterical. So so glad you liked it.

[@Beuwen_The_Dragon]

Murder by death is timeless, it has great jokes.

[@VirtualBabe29]

Unfortunately homosexuality was considered a crime back in 1942 when this movie was set. Mr. Green would have been fired as a major security risk.

[@e.s.9080]

I think the movie aged very well. If you had your childhood in the 1970's, when you may have received this boardgame for Christmas and saw it initially, with that genius 3 different endings you got to choose to see in the theater, you certainly have fallen in love with this film all over again as many times as you watch it. Top notch cast, brilliant pacing and reveals and the jokes you may have missed before.

[@highstimulation2497]

"Frankly Scarlett I don't give a damn" is a reference to...... something, but I forgot what.

[@ElisabethKisselstein]

It’s from the 1939 film Gone With the Wind.

[@shsrpr]

40:10 Yes, this movie is good in multiple watches. I'm certain the reason it's held up as a cult classic still is due to it being rerun on TV constantly in the 80s and 90s, and probably a lot since. I saw this movie so many times on TV as a kid, usually catching it in the middle or towards the beginning or the end, and ultimately would end up renting it from the video store on many occasions.

[@neilbath8133]

I love the way professor plum works for UNO WHO !

[@charleslee8313]

The first ending, in my opinion, was the most logical (based on where certain characters were seen (and heard) during the final act)

[@johnfraley8544]

I worked at a theatre when this originally played. We showed the first ending for a couple of weeks and then the other endings for a week or so each. On the marquee we put up "Clue - Ending "A" or "B" or "C" depending or what was playing.

[@andyleclerc3600]

Jonathan Lynn was a master of complex comic dialogue. Just watch his classic Britcoms YES, MINISTER and YES, PRIME MINISTER...thecomic double talk is amazing.

[@DAMIENDMILLS]

Another reaction channel did this movie, they said they remember seeing it on TV, and a core memory they had was when Tim Curry was recreating the events of the movie and pretended to be dead in the freezer, it cut to commercial. So they thought for several minutes he had died. Only to come back to the movie to find out he's fine. 😆🤣

[@ursamellis264]

Haven’t even started this video yet, but so excited already!!! I love this film so much, my sister and I would watch it annually as kids (usually around Halloween). ❤

[@JordangeVision]

Love this movie! One of the first adultish movies I ever watched as a kid. Have been playing the board game for a long time too and consider myself kind of an expert haha. But it's still a comfort movie to this day. Glad you enjoyed!

[@RolyPolyOllieReactions]

I LOVE the board game so much!! Played it a lot over the winter with my family

[@nancyomalley6286]

NGL-I'd be just as jumpy with the gong! Sudden loud noises sends me to the ceiling like a cat!

[@ericjanssen394]

Think you're one of the few reactors who saw Murder By Death FIRST and knew of the comically unreasonable similarities-- In the theaters, the studio was so busy promoting the board game "gimmick", audiences thought they were getting an interactive "game", much like the popular Clue laserdisc-games at the time. That's also why the movie got three different alternate endings, randomly played at different theaters. (And that's what REALLY happened...)

[@fabianenriquez2814]

I don’t have much to add. Everyone already explained how the theatrical release only had 1 ending per theater. Because of the 1 ending , this is the big reason why it didn’t fair well at the box office. This movie is very underrated. Video rental allowed Clue to be seen more and more and by word of mouth allowed more people to see it as well. Ironically, it is now have become a cult classic. I loved all of the actors; I have my faves though. Madeleine Khan and Eileen Brennan; both are comic goddesses. But this movies is one of guiltily pleasures. ❤️⭐️🙌🏼

[@auntvesuvi3872]

Thanks, Oliver! 👁🔍 I love this one... especially Madeline Kahn's spiel about "flames on the side of my face'. You should really make a point of seeing her cinematic debut in WHAT'S UP DOC? (1972). My friends and I would also re-watch the 'singing telegram deliverer' getting shot... as she was portrayed by the adorable Jane Wiedlin, guitarist from the Go-Go's, who we adored! If you want to see more of Lesley Ann Warren, she has a great role in VICTOR/VICTORIA (1982).

[@TearyEyesAnderson]

This movie is fun to watch, it is one of my favorites. When thinking about which were my favorite scenes, I realized that it was almost easier to recreate them all, rather than pick only a few to include in my review of the movie. This is one of the fun movies to watch people react to, and see them recreate their favorite scenes. The 'Clue on Stage' theater play is good also, but I prefer seeing the fan made recreations of the scenes. I like how everyone adds their own extra bits of backstory to the characters. Mine mostly started with wanting to explain the "Flames, flames" lines, and Mrs. Peacocks taste for monkey's brains. And trying to reference as many other movies in the backstories as possible. Plum only has a few months before his famous November 5, 1955 meeting, ;) Remember Plum is just an alias. So who was he really? ;)

[@Alex-os1fw]

I’m glad you finally checked this out! I like your channel too you react to a lot of classic good movies and you’re a good commentator. My recommendation to you would be American Graffiti (1973) I think you’d love it for sure it’s got great actors and unique soundtrack

[@Cest_Moi]

Absolute classic! This should be a must watch for anybody.

[@rowan1325]

It is by far one of my favorite comedies

[@moi1151]

This and Showgirls are my fav movies of all time. I’m so glad you watched this. 🔥 on the side of my face…

[@ThatBlackPiano]

Next, you should watch the comedy movie, Rustler’s Rhapsody! I’m positive you’d like that one as well. ☺️

[@WanderingCactus]

I just realized why they picked the everyone did it as the official end. When you play the game, the weapon and killer are randomly generated, since in the game you have to have one person who did it, so the first two endings are game endings, but for the last, we get a book/movie style ending with shades of Agatha Chrisitie (think Murder on the Orient Express with multiple victims), where everyone did it.

[@MCMNasty2]

A true classic! Those random endings and having to go to different theaters to catch a different ending was fun.

[@accam6734]

The characters from the game have nothing to worry about since none of them are murdered.

[@shainewhite2781]

I saw this film on the now defunct UPN network in 2002, it's frickin hilarious! I didn't know what it was about,then I learned it's based on the boardgame that was released in the '50s. There were talks of a remake to the film as far back as 2009, with Gore Verbinski director of POTC at the helm, with Ryan Reynolds playing the lead and the movie was going to be an Indiana Jones style adventure but production was cancelled. Then in 2017, Jason Bateman was going to star and direct the film but this was out on hold. Then in July 13, 2022, the writers of Deadpool will reunite with Ryan Reynolds to remake the project.

[@mchllwoods]

The actress who plays Miss Scarlett, I keep confusing her with Susan Saradon.

[@ChronosTachyon]

No, that's the *other* Tim Curry movie where a domestic bangs on a gong to announce dinner, startling everyone present.

[@mchllwoods]

@@ChronosTachyon Susan Saradon Janet, hello!! The girl in the white undies.

[@krissmith800]

If you liked Murder By Death and Clue, you should check out Shipwrecked Comedy's Poe Party (the title is much longer, but I forget what it is exactly) here on KZbin. It is a murder mystery dinner party where the guests are famous writers like Poe, Hemingway, Agatha Christie, HG Wells, etc. It is pretty darn good and keeps you guessing who did it.

[@barbarachieppo9603]

I love this movie❤ Such a wonderful cast.

[@michaelhurley1497]

Here are a few suggestions for films which centre around murder: The Cat and the Canary (Bob Hope version) And Then There Were None (Louis Hayward version) Kind Hearts and Coronets The Ladykillers (Alec Guinness version) My Learned Friend A Shot in the Dark (Peter Sellers) Theatre of Blood The Abominable Dr Phibes

[@martynnotman3467]

I adore Madeline Kahn. Shes amazing in this

[@davewolf6256]

Food for thought, how is it a reflection of the values of our society that more people react to Clue on Patreon than on the more thoughtful and better made Gosford Park?

[@AJDunnReadsandWrites]

Mrs. Peacock and Mrs. White are the best. So funny.

[@jettqk1]

This is my favorite reaction for Clue so far. I love that you had the board game in mind throughout the movie and were looking for references to the characters and weapons. The other reactors I've seen either weren't familiar with the game or just weren't as engaged with the story. Great review, too!

[@RolyPolyOllieReactions]

Thank you!! I really enjoy the board game ahahah

[@josealmeida2842]

When the movie came out in theaters, critics tore it apart so no one went to see it. But it picked up in popularity over the years being shown on cable tv. When in theaters, each screening was meant to have a different ending so people couldn’t spoil the movie and there is even rumor of a fourth ending that was never used.

[@achromaticism]

yeah, apparently there was an ending where Wadsworth went mad and killed everyone over failing to be the perfect butler or something along those lines iirc

[@philnewton-england7795]

Great review. As a MASSIVE CLUE/CLUEDO fan, I absolutely love this film. Every actor has a great share of funny lines and really played their parts excellently. There's a fan made documentary out soon. Did you notice the Hallway floor was in squares to match the actual game board ?? Edit: Here in the U.K. we've just had a touring version of CLUE in our theatres. It was brilliant.

[@violetnerd3139]

You said you watched Murder By Death, did you catch that the actress who played Mrs Peacock is the same who played the blonde secretary?

[@75astro]

Thank you! This is my favorite movie.

[@shahancheong9792]

Say what you will - CLUE is one of the best movies of the 80s.

[@jjc5871]

This movie is set in the 50’s. Being gay, taking part in same-sex acts to be exact, was actually a crime back then. No idea how it was enforced though. He would have, at the very least, been run out of politics.

[@inspiron1964]

Madeline Kahn was in this move...!

[@chimpinaneckbrace]

I think the point of the three endings is just like the board game - it’s doesn’t matter who the killer is as long as we have fun along the way.

[@laurab68707]

Such a great funny and fun movie. All the characters are amazing. Love it!

[@Gravydog316]

I love Clue! ☺ in my high school version, I tried out for Miss Scarlet, & everyone voted me to be Yvette because I had the huge cleavage for it LOL but I got to be the understudy for Miss Scarlet, & got a $500 custom-made maid outfit to wear.

[@highstimulation2497]

Always loved this film.

[@davidahmed7792]

Eileen Brennan (Mrs Peacock) was fantastic - if you get a chance Ollie, please do a reaction to PRIVATE BENJAMIN (1980) - it's got a great supporting cast... Goldie Hawn and Eileen Brennan are the leads. If you go back to 1972, I think you might enjoy WHAT'S UP, DOC? It stars Ryan O'Neal and Barbra Streisand with Mrs White from Clue, Madeline Kahn. Both these titles are comedies, although Private Benjamin is more a dramedy in places. Fun fact for you... Did you know that Miss Scarlet, Lesley-Anne Warren, auditioned for the role of Lois Lane in Superman The Movie?

[@michellejackson5011]

Lot of great actors in this m

[@phoenixfire124]

Such s great breakdown. I love this movie, but it has ruined me for normal conversations. Everytime somebody says "to make a long story short" I have to fight with myself not to say "Too late!"

[@roryotoole3279]

And Then There Were None (1945) Ten Little Indians (1965) are both based on the same Agatha Christie novel and are very good. I saw the first one as a kid and still think it's probably the best. Love a good manor murder mystery. Heck even Family Guy did a version, "And Then There Were Fewer". Really glad to hear you did Murder by Death, will definitely have to get that.

[@barbarachieppo9603]

The Family Guy, 'And Then There Were Fewer,' is great👍

[@larry6360]

It's very cool that you watched Murder By Death as well as Clue. I saw both in theaters and they each had great casts. Some of the top actors of their day. It's a brilliant move that 'Murder' got Truman Capote. He wasn't known for being in movies at all, mostly just a prolific author. ( Watch 'In Cold Blood', an adaptation of his greatest work for the silver screen. True story about a grisly murder. ) Getting Tim Curry for 'Clue' was master casting. I don't think they could have topped that casting choice. Both movies had superb casts all around. I haven't seen your Murder By Death reaction since it's an exclusive, but I'm sure it's great. I'm glad you enjoyed these films, they are both lots of fun. ✌️Keep up the great reactions. P.S. - I think watching you do a Rocky Horror reaction would be so much fun for this Halloween. You can edit the music parts as best you can. Think about it.

[@azraeldreemur]

I'm pretty sure that Mr. Body was always the victim in the board game too

[@marig9236]

I LOVE THIS FILM

[@rowan1325]

It always makes me laugh.

[@sasamichan]

an other one to check out, Radio Land Murders when I was a kid it was always on TV. I enjoyed it but a lot of humor went over my head. It did pick up popularity when every one memed "But this is how it could have happened"

[@dannykent6190]

That movie is awesome and flew so far under the radar. Shame really.

[@moramorandobianchi7093]

Great reaction! Yes Tim Curry is amazing but the whole cast is great! It’s one of the best ensemble in a movie for me.

[@MichaelJohnson-vi6eh]

Right about planning for the different endings but online wasn't really much of a thing then.

[@dannydanbo58]

All of the main characters were portrayed by incredible comedic actors. Everyone brought their character to life. At the end of the movie Mr. Green is going home to sleep with his wife! The writing and directing also stand out. It's hard to believe this movie is almost 40 years old. I hope they never try to remake this movie as I don't think anyone today could pull it off. Plus, the woke PC nature of things these days would ruin it. If you like this movie, you might like Victor/Victoria about a struggling singer/actress becoming a man to get jobs and Deathtrap about a couple of play writers trying to write the best play and Noises off about how a play on the road goes to hell during the touring process. Thanks. Clue is one of my favorite movies.

[@TheStacanova]

If you think about it, Mr. Green has to still be Gay, because Wadsworth(Mr. Body), would know if he wasn’t blackmailing Green and would know the evidence he had. There would be no reason for Wadsworth to play along with someone he wasn’t blackmailing or drop his guard at the end and give Green an open shot, he would’ve been super suspicious. So, in all endings, Green is Gay, but closeted, with a Wife, who is his beard.

[@dannykent6190]

Wadsworth wasn't blackmailing Green because he was gay though. His reaction to that "reveal" implied that he didn't even know about it, which makes sense in the ending where it wasn't true.

[@tempusspiritus]

I don’t get why this movie has such bad reviews as it’s my favorite comedy. I think I read that it didn’t do well in theaters because when it came out mystery movies had been done to death so people just weren’t interested in seeing it. I understand the confusion over Mr. Green potentially not being gay because of his final line but you have to remember he was being blackmailed lest he be fired for being gay so of course he made that comment in front of someone he worked with to keep up pretenses. During the time this movie was set being gay was very very bad for government employees like the CIA for example felt gay employees could be blackmailed or exploited in other ways to reveal government secrets to enemy countries so it would be less than ideal if they were to learn you were gay.

[@alrokx13]

Again if you like the pace of this, you may like Oscar or Noises Off

[@laurenherda2415]

Noises Off is such an underrated masterpiece

[@highstimulation2497]

murder by death inspired clue, it seems

[@laurenherda2415]

I'm going home to sleep with my wife! Best ending ever 🤣

[@bond1j89]

The three musketeers 1993 next