Clue (1985) *First Time Watching Reaction!

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[@jonboldrey5339]

New at theater they play different endings

[@merakimade7440]

Scary Movie 2 parodied this also...

[@gregbard]

Natalie, I've watched several of your reactions, and I do get the sense that you are not my 'type' and most likely, I am not yours. But I'm a red-blooded man and you're gorgeous. So I'm willing to make it work out if you are.

[@LEAST_FAVORITE_TROLL]

😭 WTF…ish just got real. BACHELORETTE MOVIE REACTORS. Dang..he just completely ghosted 2 L’s maybe if you had BIGGER 👀’s. He volunteered as tribute, may the odds not be in his favor!🫠 The creepy factor just increased by leaps & bounds…to infinity & beyond! 💀

[@Cadinho93]

"It's a matter of life after death. He died and I got a life." Madeline Kahn steals this movie and every film she's in. That and the "flames on the side of my face" speech are some of my favorite lines from any film. Also, Tim Curry is hilarious running from room to room during his reveals, but he's also being true to the board game. In the game, if you want to make an accusation, you have to be in the room where you are saying that it happened. I love that detail.

[@TimGraham2001]

Did you know that the entire “flames” speech was completely improvised by Madeline? That’s why all of the other actors are looking at her like she’s nuts, they weren’t expecting it, and it was so great they left it in the movie LOL.

[@shallendor]

Madeline Kahn does always steal any movie she is in!

[@jrny20]

The guy who rang the doorbell, the motorist, is Jeffrey Kramer, the deputy from Jaws and Jaws 2, who works with Brody.

[@Curtis_Joseph]

Classy film. Excellent story and acting. Madeline Khan was and remains a comedic legend. The risque and creative film-making that was plethora with good richness throughout the 1980's was a golden era for cinema, much, in the same vein as the 1990's and the early 2000's. Comedy needs a comeback of this kind in the 21st Century that takes risks, makes many laugh and is all-around good fun. Loved watching this video. Good viewing you two!

[@amyjordan195]

You passed the clue test. I can usually tell who will actually pay attention to the movie by whether or not they catch the dog poop gag. For so many, if it is not spoken, it is not funny.

[@SamWoolfLifeofaMilitaryWife]

I'm so excited you guys picked this movie. I have absolutely loved it ever since I was a teenager. There was talk recently of it being remade and I was devastated. This is perfection the way it is, no one should ever touch it.

[@flintybraz1]

Clue is one of my favorite 80s movies. It's so fun.

[@FrancisXLord]

It's great that you got this is a comedy. I've been fed up watching reactions to this film where the reactor spends all their time trying to work out who did it, like it's a serious murder mystery, and generally miss all the jokes. I thought you two would get it.

[@Zombie_Trooper]

This! Soooo many miss that the mystery is irrelevant, it's the epitome of the journey is more important than the destination.

[@ronfehr7899]

It's based on the board game, so it shouldn't be a surprise nobody can solve the murder mysteries. Because nobody is meant to.

I’ve never seen a single person not get this is a comedy. That’s like the bare minimum of comprehension. 😂

[@jimtatro6550]

Theatrically, this was released with the endings in separate versions. The theater I worked at had the Miss Scarlet ending.

[@charleslee8313]

I felt that the Scarlet ending was the most logical.

[@gloriebluestein9721]

Excepr she was with the maid when the cook was getting murdered. Mrs. Peacock wasnt in the room with them when the maid screamed ​@charleslee8313

[@jayell2805]

Yeah but the Miss Peacock ending was the funniest.

[@russwilliams4777]

1 + 1 + 2 + 1...

[@johnolexa1543]

Fun fact: the girl who played the singing telegram girl was Jane Wiedlin co-founder, rhythm guitarist and backing vocalist of the all female rock band the Go-Go's

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

Right. She also portrayed Joan of Arc, in "Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure".

[@johnchitwood8799]

The cook was Kellye Nakahura from the show MASH. She played nurse Kelly for most of the series

[@user-mg5mv2tn8q]

Jane Weidlin is a Star Trek geek, and has a blink-and-you'll-miss-it cameo in Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home.

[@DontrelleRoosevelt]

Oh Lord, the "fun fact" guy

[@davidhobson2807]

The guy who played Mr. Boddy was Lee Ving of the punk band Fear, so there are a lot of musicians appearing in this film.

[@Elerad]

We just lost Martin Mull (Colonel Mustard) this year, so nice to see this reviewed and brought back to the public consciousness a bit.

[@RedDawnRocker]

I remember the newspaper add to this well. It had 3 separate boxes on the ad stating "Ending A playing at", "Ending B playing at " and "Ending C playing at" with the specific cinemas in your area listed in the boxes. My friend and I were hoping to see all 3 but only 2 appeared in our area. We had to drive over an hour (closer to 2 hours) to see Ending A. Ending B was playing at most cinemas nearby. Unfortunately, it was like a 4 hour drive to see Ending C and tickets were always sold out in advance. So as you can guess, we all bought the budget VHS as soon as it was available. It was our first time seeing Ending C and all the endings together.

[@BrendanPatrickGrace]

This was a movie I loved as a kid and still do. I didn’t know this until last year when I saw it at my local Alamo Drafthouse, Miss Scarlet in the film Lesley Anne Warren was found, cast and signed in 4 days before filming. The original Scarlet was the greatest of all princesses Carrie Fisher, but right before filming started she checked herself into rehab. When you see Lesley Anne Warren knowing this to me, I can see Carrie Fisher playing the role.

[@awall1701]

I use to watch this along side with another comedy mystery from 1976 called 'Murder by Death'. I enjoyed your reactions to Clue.

[@user-mg5mv2tn8q]

The Cheap Detective is a great companion piece to Murder by Death, each featuring a great Peter Falk performance perfectly parodying Humphrey Bogart.

[@martinohyt]

Murder by Death really set the template for Clue in many ways. The downside for audiences now is that many won't get the character references in it, or even recognise most of the actors though it was an A-list cast.

[@derekfnord]

Eileen Brennan (Mrs. Peacock) is also in _Murder by Death_ , and the bit here in _Clue_ , where Wadsworth (Tim Curry) says he'll catch her but she drops through his arms, is a callback to a similar bit in _Murder by Death_ where her character (Tess Skeffington) drops through Sam Diamond's arms (Peter Falk).

[@briancooper1412]

​​@@martinohytOr they will have a hissy fit when they see Peter Sellers parodying Charlie Chan

[@mikesmicroshop4385]

The funny thing is that only one ending was shown at a theater when this came out, but not all of them had the same ending shown.

[@ChrisReise]

When this movie played at the theatres, what theatre you went to determined what ending you saw. On the newest DVD release there are now FIVE ways to watch it: 1. First ending 2. Second Ending. 3. Second ending 4. The one you just finished that showed all three endings. 5. Random ending where your dvd player will pick an ending at random.

[@jimhoyt5]

When the movie was put on VHS is when they included all of the endings together.

[@unluckydiablo9502]

This is is the movie with these actors at the height of their powers. Madeline Kahn, Eileen Brennan, Tim Curry, Christopher Lloyd, Kellye Nakahara (you've seen her in MASH for instance). And Lesley Ann Warren as Miss Scarlet, awesome. Madeline Kahn (Mrs White) scene with the "flames.... Flames, out the side if my head...." is a classic still remembered today. I watched this when I was a kid and loved it, so much that I'd watch it over and over again. It's hokey, its funny, its sinister, but never takes it's self as a film too seriously, so it's enjoyable all the way through. And I'm realizing I forgot Marin Mull as Conoel Mustard. Look up the filmography on any of these actors and you'll be go "whoa, thats a lot of talent!".

[@toddkes5890]

36:17 - imagine how disciplined the Mr Green character had to be when around Yvette. He had to continuously not be attracted to her, be disappointed when matched with her, no reaction when they were pressed against each other when going up the stairs, etc.

[@DAMIENDMILLS]

Maybe Mr. Green's wife is even hotter than Yvette? It explains everything.

[@oxhine]

Hey, Michelle and Natalie! Kudos for reacting to this movie! It's definitely one of my favorites! I saw it in a theater and my multiplex in New York played all three options. You bought an A, B or C ticket which designated the auditorium the specific ending was featured in. I bought the VHS and then the DVD. I must have seen this film over thirty times! It never gets old. Tim Curry gives a tour-de-force performance as Wadsworth. Christopher "Doc Brown" Lloyd from "Back to the Future" played the licentious Prof. Plum! Madeline Kahn was a mainstay of Mel Brooks films. Michael McKean would later be a cast member of "Saturday Night Live". The cast are all comedy greats in perfect sync with each other. It's a wonderful little gem. There's been talk of a remake but this is a lightning-in-a-bottle situation like "Ghostbusters" or "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World!" A different cast would change the dynamic completely. Many reactors try to solve the murders but the crimes are incidental to the comedy! While all three solutions hold up under close scrutiny, you're not expected to identify the right culprit although there's no harm in trying. It's really just meant to be a madcap backstage farce all in good fun! The board game is a perennial staple like Monopoly that's been around since 1949! The movie utilizes all the characters, weapons, rooms and secret passages that are components in the game. Boddy Mansion is the setting of the game and it is Mr. Boddy's murder players attempt to solve. Another good comedic whodunnit is "Murder By Death" which features parody versions of the great cinematic sleuths like Charlie Chan, Nick and Nora Charles, Sam Spade, Hercule Poirot and Miss Marple gathered together by real-life true-crime author Truman Capote. A terrific whodunnit with a psychological twist is "Identity"! Trivia unrelated to the production: Lesley Ann-Warren and Susan Sarandon have been mistaken for each other so often in real life that the actresses agreed to sign autographs using their doppelganger's name if erroneously requested by fans!

[@tweevers2]

The cook is Kellye Nakahara who also play Nurse Kellye on M*A*S*H.She passed away in 2020.She was amazing as Nurse Kellye and was in 167 episodes

[@michaelfitzgerald38]

I thought that she looked familiar.

[@iambecomepaul]

“Flames. Flames on the side of my face…”

[@Leekle2ManE]

The way Tim Curry delivers his "No" to the "Will you stop that!?" is iconic... for many who have seen this movie. It has always bugged me that I can't seem to pull off the same delivery. And it bugged me even more when one of the actors in the TV show Psyche started doing it... in the same season that Tim Curry does a guest appearance...

[@robyfiorili]

You could easily play the roles of Scarlet (Michelle) and Yvette (Natalie) 😂❤

[@pastorbrianediger]

I love this movie!! Both this and Back to the Future were filmed around the same time, so Christopher Lloyd was a bit busy at that time. I was hoping to see your reactions to the "monkey's brains" comment. Oh well. The boardgame is one of my favorites to play.

[@herefishyfishy13]

There are so many things to love about this movie, but one set dressing piece that I love is the floor. It looks like the square tiles of the board game

[@jonbolton3376]

I first saw this when i was 10 in1990. Taped it on VHS, and instantly loved it, soon becoming my favourite film, and i watched it about 3 time s a week for a few years lol. I still love it now, just slightly less obsessively.

[@julieslager5440]

I thought you would have seen this growing up like when it would air on tv. This is one of my favorite comedies of all time. I'm glad to see you got the jokes and slap stick in general. Many reactors don't get slap stick, I'd love to see your reaction to airplane.

[@ForceOfLightEntertainment]

We have a reaction to airplane! Check it out!

[@shallendor]

This is such a crazy fun movie! Fantastic story and cast! Each of the endings were the real ending, depending on which of the 3 versions you watched in the theater!

[@007fanatic13]

I love this movie! It's so entertaining. You can see it inspired Knives Out. I didn't see it in the theater, but apparently some theaters had the A ending, some had the B, and others had the C ending! Wild!

[@mena94x3]

Absolute classic. I have it entirely memorized. 🥰

[@DeanHill-tw1bl]

Such a classic. The writers were geniuses. And the cast is such an all-star crew. There will never be another movie like Clue.

[@DWor-]

Well done! I’ve definitely invested loads of my own time in this film, hence the YT icon here, ahem. So much fun, got hooked on it in the summer between 5th and 6th grade and in recent years bought a load of dvds to send to friends as they were running for about two dollars at one shop. So much banter I’d never get bored. As a kid I kept rewinding bits to laugh at. Really made an impact, couldn’t get enough. (Then made some more of my own.)Well done! I’ve definitely invested loads of my own time in this film, hence the YT icon here, ahem. So much fun, got hooked on it in the summer between 5th and 6th grade and in recent years bought a load of dvds to send to friends as they were running for about two dollars at one shop. So much banter I’d never get bored. As a kid I kept rewinding bits to laugh at. Really made an impact, couldn’t get enough. (Then made some more of my own.)

[@1000thGhost]

This is one of my favorite movies ever!!! Great cast

[@JayPadrig]

I’m glad you followed up Rocky Horror with this- so you can see Tim Curry’s amazing RANGE! I guess Legend with YOUNG Tom Cruise is next eh? 🦄

[@JasonMorgan-s5y]

I second that, here here

[@Warlocke000]

Agreed. The only question is which version of Legend? I feel like they both have their pros and cons.

[@chrismaverick9828]

a fantastic and fun movie. Every person I've ever watched this with has loved it. An all-star cast and great story.

[@therealstephentv]

This was fun watching along with you two. It had been a long time since I've seen Clue that I forgot how it ended.I give y'all 5 out of 5 hoots. Now y'all need to play the board game. Have a blessed day, Michelle and Natalie!!

[@nickconkling4107]

I saw it in the theater and got the Mrs. Peacock ending. One of the reasons they went with multiple endings is an homage to how the board game is played. If a player made an incorrect deduction, the game would continue until someone correctly solved the murder. So, there could be multiple deductions in a single game - the last one usually being the correct one.

[@toddkes5890]

Makes sense. After you get the correct one there is no more need to keep on playing.

[@F13fan]

Always loved this movie! Great vid by 2 beautiful ladies!

[@ForceOfLightEntertainment]

Thank you!!

[@pferreira1983]

That ending with Michael McKean was genius! Great movie!😂

[@keith6485]

When this was originally released as a play on Broad Street, it was performed nightly with alternating ending, without the audience being aware that they were seeing only one of the potential endings. Imagine the confusion as friends, neighbors, and co-workers discussed the hit play they had just seen.

[@flintybraz1]

All the items/weapons in the gift boxes were pieces in the board game.

[@75astro]

Thank for doing this movie. This is actually my favorite movie to watch!

[@ronaldakkermans8166]

If you loved this movie as much as I do, I would suggest the movie Murder by Death. It is about a group of famous amateur detectives ( caricatures of famous literary detectives like Poirot and Charlie Chan) invited to a dinner in a dark and creepy mansion. It is also a very confusing and funny movie, with lots of famous (well, in the 70's famous) actors.

[@JW666]

@johnolexa1543 mentioned Jane Wiedlin. Mr. Body is played by Lee Ving, leadsinger of the punk band Fear. He was also in Flashdance & in an anthology movie called Nightmares, which also played two of Fear's songs; I Don't Care About You & Let's Have A War.

[@TxSonofLiberty]

Saw the everyone killed someone ending in theaters... there is allegedly two other endings that were scripted, one that was never filmed and one that was despised by test audiences in Hollywood and so never made it to other theaters. The fourth ending equates to Wadsworth blames Prof. Plum & Miss Peacock of working together, until Plum mentions the gun is missing, Wadsworth is revealed to have it, he tells everyone they can't stop him, that the brandy was really poisoned and they only have about an hour to live, but he's locking them in, so it doesn't matter. As he tries to leave the FBI/Evangelist guy wrestles the gun from Wadsworth, the cops then ask who did it, Wadsworth starts the explanation again, but when he gets to the part about letting in Col. Mustard he instead steps outside and locks everyone in, then flees in a car, only to be attacked by a Doberman in the car's back seat, ending fades to black. There are actual pictures from this ending in the Clue Novelization of the film in the 4th ending's chapter. The fifth ending was never allegedly filmed and was just scripted, but since so few know what it is, it is unlikely to ever be revealed. -------------------- Interesting note: The Singing Telegram Girl went on to be Joan of Arc in Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure.

[@freshsmilely]

"Mrs. Peacock was a man?" lol a small but funny line that gets me every time.

[@hollywood3695]

If you get the DVD you can watch it just like it appeared in theaters where the endings are random or all three together like the VHS

[@anthony0358]

This is such a fun movie. Great first watch reaction

[@gregkirby9059]

The Maid is Collen Camp also in the Police Acedmy movies from 2 and on as Tackleberry's motor bike partner She is also the mom of Tracy in movie Election.

[@jonbolton3376]

Colleen Camp has been in loada of stuff. I know her best from the Police Academy films, and this. She also had a small part in Die Hard With A Vengeance.

[@cup_cuppy_cuppers5817]

She also played Deborah Foreman's character, Julie's mom in the movie Valley Girl (1983)

[@flintybraz1]

The singing telegram chick was a member of the Go Go's.

[@dvsreed]

The singing telegram girl is Jane Wieden, a member of the Go-Go's

[@FanZceneVids]

Ah man I thought I got a shout out in the beginning lol. This was a great reaction. This movie never fails to make me smile.

[@ForceOfLightEntertainment]

The other Greg! 😉

[@StCerberusEngel]

"Just checking." "Everything allright?" "Yep, two corpses. Everything's fine." This is a long-time favorite of mine. I'd watch it multiple times every year around October while pealing black-eyed peas with my mother and grandmother. They first put the endings together when it released on home video. It was like that when we rented it on VHS back in the day.

[@Burgertobird]

My gracious had I known you’d never seen this movie girls I would have suggested it for you a long time ago. :) This is one of those quirky movies where every performer was on their A game!! As many times as I’ve seen this movie there’s one question that always comes up….how/why does Col. Mustard have a mysterious nose bleed?

[@kb4342]

This was a lot of fun! It would be nice to have a classic whodunit mystery in the theaters today. Unfortunately did not see this in the theater.

[@russwilliams4777]

So many great lines in this movie, I love it! Same writer/director as My Cousin Vinny and _Yes, Minister_ - Jonathan Lynn.

[@roderickmacsween2820]

Tim Curry is amazing. Glad you enjoyed this classic.

[@TrevorToonArt]

I saw the movie on TV in the late 80's or early 90's and they had the three endings. Having never seen it before I thought it was really fun and unique.

[@GooeyFrog]

"Mr. Brody" is played by Lee Ving. Lead singer of the group Fear!

[@TheBriguy33]

I hadn't seen this movie in years, but used to play the board game quite a bit. Going to have to revisit it again soon. Nice to get a refresher on the character names. I recognized many actors in this besides Lloyd and Curry. Martin Mull who was also in Mr. Mom. Howard Hesseman, the teacher from the tv show Head Of The Class. Knives Out with Daniel Craig is another great murder mystery and I haven't seen the sequel Glass Onion yet. There was a Saved By The Bell episode in the 90s that was inspired by this movie. I didn't know about the multiple endings. I was only 9 when this came out haha. Great review ladies :)

[@ForceOfLightEntertainment]

Thank you!!

[@user-mg5mv2tn8q]

Glass Onion is good, but nowhere near as good as Knives Out.

[@paulalexandredumasseauvan2357]

this was a nice little bit of nostalgia ☺ enjoyed your reaction ladies 👍😁

[@ForceOfLightEntertainment]

Thank you!! ☺️

[@matthewgordon2811]

Love it!!! Great comedy! I enjoyed the reaction! 😊

[@ForceOfLightEntertainment]

Thank you!!

[@matthewgordon2811]

You're welcome! 😊

[@ronfehr7899]

A lot of faces that I recognized. Tim Curry Martin Mull Madeline Kahn Christopher Lloyd Lesley Ann Down Michael McKean Eileen Brennon

[@rnw2739]

Thats Lesley Ann Warren.

[@TxSonofLiberty]

@@rnw2739 Plus no mention of Colleen Camp... though, arguably, very few people were looking at her face.

[@briansays2286]

Fun Film⚡ I am your singing telegram Pop!

[@James_Ford4815]

finger snaps loud and on point ;)

[@blackraptor311]

Watched this on HBO when I was a kid. Funny to me how many I people reacting to this movie seem not to catch this on joke. -Prof. Plum: But is the FBI in the habit to cleaning up after multiple murder? -Wadsworth: Yes. Why do you think it's run by man called Hoover? Hoover also being a brand that makes vacuum cleaners.

[@michaelfitzgerald38]

I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve seen this movie and I still laugh out loud every single time.

[@Phaota]

A classic 80s comedy. I have it on Blu-ray and backed up digitally. I would recommend watching "Murder by Death" next since it is similar in comedic tone and came before this one.

[@Billinois78]

26:58 It sounded like Tim Curry channeled Pennywise for the "I DO!".

[@Bruce-Wayne-101]

Im not old enough to remember what came first, the movie or the board game of Clue. 🔎 lol My Tim Curry movie recommendations: - Stephen King’s It ( original mini series, Tim played the original Pennywise ) - Legend ( watch the American theatrical release, they cut out the amazing Tangerine Dream sound track in the European version. ) - Ferngully The Last Rainforest ( animated movie, he plays the voice of the villain ) - Home Alone 2: Lost In New York ( save this for Christmas ) 🖤❤️

[@MrTech226]

Michelle & Natalie I used to have Clue, board game when I was kid many years ago way before movie came out.

[@R.J.Godzilla81]

When you watch this, remember the joke/stereotype about mysteries and who the killer often is in such stories, and that joke is “The Butler Did it”, LOL

[@futuramayeah]

i remember reading the movie listings in the newspaper, and under the movie poster for clue in the movie section, it said which theaters and times and said for ending a go to this theater and for ending b go to this theater and such, but Hbo cable channel had all three endings like this version you watched with the title cards suggesting maybe this is how it happened

[@BrettYeamans]

This is one of Tim Currey’s best movies in my opinion.

[@redcelticdrake]

And the 3 Musketeers.

[@Jared_Wignall]

This is a hilarious film to watch. It’s one I remember watching quite a bit when I was a kid. Everybody in this film did a great job and it’s always fun to watch. Great reactions guys, I hope you’re both doing well. Take care!

[@ForceOfLightEntertainment]

Thanks!

[@TenTonNuke]

Something I like to think about is that this is the perfect way to get away with murder. If the police had shown up, they couldn't have solved who did it. It makes everyone a suspect, but no one except the murderer knows who did it. So the police would question everyone, but ultimately have to let everyone go.

[@OLDFa_t7205]

Add “Streets of Fire” 1984. to your list of movies to watch. This is an under rated rock & roll type of movie. With performances of hit songs from the 1980's. A mercenary is hired to rescue his ex-girlfriend, a singer who has been kidnapped. Including Rick Moranis, William Dafoe, Bill Paxton, Amy Madigan and others.

[@StephP-o8e]

I saw every ending in the movie theater in 1985 when I was 11 years old! They put a new ending out each week!! Best movie ever!!!!!

[@gregkirby9059]

YES about time.....weeeeeeeeeee glad NAT is recovering

[@ForceOfLightEntertainment]

For Greg!! 😁

[@GENGHISKHAN-hk3qs]

I’ve never seen it, glad you ladies enjoyed it.

[@ForceOfLightEntertainment]

Thank you!!

[@GENGHISKHAN-hk3qs]

@ welcome!

[@long-timesci-fienthusiast9626]

Hi Michelle & Natalie, it was great to see you enjoying this comedy as much as I did. As some other commentators have mentioned, there is another similar Murder/Comedy film from 1976 called (Murder By Death). In that one, all the guests are parodies of famous detectives created by famous authors. Michelle, have you ever seen the (Thin Man) series of films from the 30`s/40s starring William Powell & Myrna Loy ?? They are a series of 6 Comedy/Mystery films , I think you would enjoy them, whether you react to them or not. They are also a great way to look at the style of architecture & fashion of those times.

[@kermitlacock5930]

I saw the A ending in the theatre which was the Scarlett one. A couple of years later, the college I went to showed the movie with all 3 endungs.

[@ForceOfLightEntertainment]

That’s fun!

[@paulwhittaker5494]

Such a fun movie!... ( Maybe the next one on the Tim Curry train of movies to watch is Legend...? )

[@TimothySmiths]

The multiple endings got added together when it went to home video and on cable tv.

[@MarioCrosby6687]

Great reaction ladies, as usual. I haven't watched you guys in a while. I'll throw a couple of movies out there for you to watch it you haven't seen them already. "Almost Famous" and "Miracle" are two of the best films around. You guys would really enjoy both of them. Guaranteed.

[@ForceOfLightEntertainment]

Thanks!

[@handsomestik]

In memory of Teri Garr I recommend Mr. Mom

[@shadowbeast2276]

This movie was silly but fun to watch. When I first saw it I, admittedly, got confused at the end. But then I had to laugh when I realized I was watching the different scenarios playing out. I'm used to just have one definite ending not multiple endings lol. I'm surprised they haven't remade this movie to death yet

[@sapphonymph8204]

One of my favs.

[@GreggoMusicChannel]

Did you notice that the cook was one of the main nurses on MASH? I love love love the multiple endings! It is unique and keeps your interest.

[@ppjkb8]

Played this game lots of times with my brothers as a pre-teen. Board games like this were so much fun.

[@DavidSnow-s2r]

I watch this movie at least once every year I can’t tell yinz how many times I’ve watched it. But I giggle every time I see it.

[@steveray9655]

Years ago, my local Community Little Theater did this play. At the Intermission, the audience was asked to vote on which ending to use. Even the cast didn't know, from one show to another, which ending they'd be doing.

[@TearyEyesAndersonReacts]

I like this movie so much and thought the lines were so quotable, when I did a reaction, review, I pretty much just made a nearly scene by scene recreation of the film, and I added a few twists, like Plum, is actually Doc Brown from "Back to the Future". One hour and 32 minutes of me mostly dressed as the characters, with me describing things which I couldn't film myself. I called it. "Clue: The Movie, Review, Reactions & Recreations". I also hint that Mrs. Peacock had a famous archeologist friend, that she was with in India where she first ate monkey's brains. Can you guess the movie I reference? I also do a few musical cues of a certain Tim Curry movie that seemed to fit this story... But no spoilers.. ;)

[@donjackson5522]

Another great comedy y'all should check out in a similar vein is Noises Off from 1992. Amazing ensemble cast. Lots of great timing and transitions like in this movie. Not a murder mystery but the same feel as Clue.

[@Clambamthankyoumam]

Clue is one of the best films of the 80’s with Tim Curry, Madeline Kahn, Christopher Lloyd, Martin Mull, Colleen Camp, and Michael McKean who make this movie as funny as it is genuinely entertaining throughout its runtime.

[@javelldunn3379]

This movie is fun to watch great reaction

[@ForceOfLightEntertainment]

Thank you!!

[@IanCaiMercer]

Tim Curry was brilliant- watch him in Home alone 2 and Earth 2 as well!

[@3DJapan]

This is one I can never get tired of seeing.

[@BlueGriffin20]

I wonder if you’ll do the radioland murders next? Another great whodunnit.