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[@rodentnolastname6612]

"Steve Martin was considered for both roles". Can you imagine Steve Martin ACTUALLY playing both roles, simultaneously? 🤔😲🤣

[@joshuahermanson341]

Scenario: Steve Martin plays twin brothers. One with all of Bob's problems that goes to his estranged brother, who became a therapist for help.

[@smittybenzo4693]

It could've worked but its so hard to imagine this film without Murray and Dreyfuss.

[@newspooiechannel]

Speaking of Steve Martin, there are barely any reactions to Dirty Rotten Scoundrels out there on the interwebs. It is ripe for the picking if Just SUMM Reactions ever decides to do one!

[@davidwiley4953]

It be the father from Parenthood vs the Jerk.

[@CinHotlanta]

Nick Cage playing both roles and start making room for all of your Oscars

[@DementedDistraction]

The scene where Leo is trying to wake up Bob always cracks me up, it reminds me of my parents trying to wake me up when I was in high school.

[@bobbymcbay1586]

Bob! Bob! Cock a Doodle Doo! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@SpawnVII]

Yeah him forcin Bob out the car is my favorite part 🤣🤣 "GETOUTAGAGHAAGHBAH!!!"

[@CinHotlanta]

100% - absolute gold, I still literally LOL each time I see it

[@otisroseboro5613]

Mine too

[@aadams1006]

My favorite line in the movie! Geddouta dah ghgahhhh!

[@otisroseboro5613]

@@aadams1006 Same Here, Super Funny 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@legionaireb]

9:07 - I have it straight from the horse's mouth: for psychiatrists, this IS a horror movie. Bob is EXACTLY the kind of patient real life psychiatrists fear getting. My college Psych professor told me so himself.

[@chrispittman8854]

Who hasn't been standing around in an amazingly boring "tourist trap" and wanted to just start screaming "DOCTOR! LEO! MARVIN!" over and over like you're actually looking for the author of "Baby Steps?" "I'M NOT SLACKING! I'M NOT A SLACKER! I'M DOING THE WORK! GIVE ME! GIVE ME! I NEED! I NEED!"

[@gibbs615]

😂😂😂

[@buffstraw2969]

Aristotle's definition of comedy was: "Bad behavior presented as if it were normal." Sure, Bob is behaving badly, stalking Leo (& his family), but that's why it's funny. Bob isn't severely mentally ill, he's just mildly neurotic and lonely. The film isn't punching down on poor Bob, it's punching up at Leo, who is a bit pretentious and full of himself. Btw, I absolutely LOVE Emily's laugh, it's why I tune in!!!

[@Dr.Acula76]

I watch for her laughs and when she gets excited to see tiddies

[@PrimeCircuit]

Richard Dreyfuss is killing it in this one.

[@otisroseboro5613]

Yes I agree 👍💯

[@promnightdumpsterbaby9553]

"I was in Jaws,ok...." -Richard Dreyfuss

[@1Cheytown]

So Charlie Korsmo essentially left the business after Hook was released (after this). He went on to get hia J.D. from Yale, passed the bar, and is a law professor. Pretty impressive. I believe between this and Groundhog Day (another must see), Bill Murray cemented hia rep as "The Murricane."

[@michaelminch5490]

And Scrooged.

[@frugalseverin2282]

Harsh but honest. It's a comedy, not a psychological treatise, give it some suspension of belief like with "Cannonball Run". It's the old comedy technique of the slow burn. It's easy to overlook that Bob saved Leo's life and taught Siggy to dive and actually listened to Anna. Leo's kids have a poor relationship with their father but find Bob more relatable. Bob wasn't a psycho killer, a trained psychologist would recognize that, he was just socially awkward and needy.

[@StarWarsMoments]

No, Bob is indeed a narcissist in that he enforces his presence on people without their will and manipulates people against those who resist.

[@fluorescentmilkshake]

You sure like excuses a lot. Don't you?

[@_MjG_]

@@fluorescentmilkshake Lol!

[@pauldonohew3084]

Because the sleepover scene was so cringy you glossed over the best joke. Peace and quiet was genius.

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

Still one of my favourite jokes of all time. Used it on my ma once and she did not see the funny side at the time

[@captainsplifford]

My sister and I say "I'll be quiet," "I'll be peace" to each other CONSTANTLY!!

[@raputathebuta]

That scene makes me cackle every single time I see it.

[@JohnC-oz9oo]

As a mental health therapist, this movie is one of our greatest fears. We are repeatedly reminded to limit information about one's personal life, including not having family pictures up. In the case of a client breaking personal boundaries as in this movie, I would immediately demand the person leave. If they failed to leave, I would involve the authorities to the fullest extent of the law. Beyond that, I would defend my family to the degree that the situation required. Regarding the movie, fiction makes for good fun and I feel bad for the therapist. Big fan. You keep making reviews and we'll keep watching them. Get out of the car!!!!!

[@LordVolkov]

For Charlie Korsmo (the son) in his best role - Can't Hardly Wait, one of the ultimate teen comedies of the 90's.

[@richardrobbins8067]

"how come HE gets to be Grand Mof Tarkin??" "Hey wait, I wanna be Tarkin" "Shut-up, you're both Kiss dolls!"

[@benmayer5932]

Took the first girl I ever dated to this movie. She excused herself to the restroom / snackbar, and after a while I went to look for her, found her in the next screen room watching Pet Semetery with one of my friends. Good times.

[@slayskool1964]

I like when Pippin reaches out and tries to touch your arm.

[@ididthisonpulpous6526]

The thing about mental illness and treatment thereof is that there is an interesting paradigm. The seriously mentally ill often do not often seek out treatment. The people who seek care, which anyone suffering should, are often somewhere in the middle of the spectrum. Bob definitely violates a lot of boundaries of doctor/patient relationships. Bob though is a silly character, he does suffer from a number of neurosis and phobias, but overall he is kind of lovable in his struggles. Something I consider now versus when I watched it as a kid is that I have dealt with a lot of people who are neuro atypical and struggle to discern social boundaries and to filter their speech. I think Bob might fit into that category.

[@jamesnorthup7717]

Leo didn't really care about other people and Bob did! But yes get out of the car was definitely the funniest line!

[@TheAndroidBishop]

As i got older, I realized Bob is absolutely a villain who worms his way into Leo's life and charms his family and even you, the audience. He literally drives his own psychiatrist insane. He's diabolical

[@gibbs615]

Despite the fact that a patient should never be so annoyingly clingy to his of her therapist as Bob was to Dr. Marvin here it was still a VERY FUNNY situation!😂

[@paularietta6744]

I did like the scene of Leo yelling at Bob to get out of the car. Seemed like Richard Dryfus was channeling one of the many old Ralph Kramden - Ed Norton moments from the Honeymooners.

[@Kainlarsen]

Emily, it's NOT REAL. :D We know that mentally-ill people can be dangerous if unsupervised, irl. I think the point of the film is that neither Bob nor Leo are the bad guy, they just have their own issues, but while Bob is completely open with no social filter, Leo is obsessed with control to the point of a breakdown. I see it as them both needing each other, although Leo is obviously not ging to see it that way. :D

[@allantidgwell5624]

It doesn't matter if it's not real. It's a matter of Suspension of Disbelief. It's breaks verisimilitude to have people who are supposed to be sane act in a way sane people wouldn't act

[@fs127]

@@allantidgwell5624 So the reason the opposing sportsball teams lose their shit over Trump and Biden? No one can suspend their disbelief that those clowns can be president?

[@allantidgwell5624]

@@fs127 wow. The disingenuous question The reason fans of sports oppose Biden and Trump is because a competition is not the time or the place for political theatre. So if you want to bring it in for one side or the other you don't get to whine when the other side does so in kind. You might as well be complaining that when you swing your fist at someone they're allowed to swing back. You think you're being insightful, but the only one you're impressing is yourself Here's an idea, instead of performing your politics, how about you live them and let other people do the same; even if their politics disagree with yours

[@CGRREDACTED]

Excellent point great to see another person express the same thoughts

[@CGRREDACTED]

@@allantidgwell5624 NOT is a film listed as a comedy and of the absurd to be sure.

[@dwhorton1]

This is a movie with no heroes. Everyone has a very obvious flaw, but I think that's what I like about it. Very few people are all good or all bad. We are all imperfect vessels. It's a funny movie, and that makes it easier to accept that no one's perfect.

[@bendailey6070]

Now you have to watch Down and Out in Beverly Hills starring Richard Dreyfus and Nick Nolte. There's some similarities to these two movies.

[@otisroseboro5613]

Yes I agree 👍💯

[@Flamebeard0815]

Billy Crystal as a therapist, that's the other funny therapy movie of the 90s - 'Analyze This'. Playing alongside a fantastic, neurotic Robert De Niro (Edit: Typed this in the first 3 2 minutes. :D )

[@mynameisnotearl4383]

“There are two types of people in this world: those who like Neil diamond, and those who don’t, my wife loves him.”

[@tmatthewnielsen]

Speaking of psychologists' views of this movie, "Cinema Therapy" did a good analysis of this. I'd recommend checking it out.

[@MasterTMO]

I was just coming down here to recommend this myself.

[@BeeWhistler]

@@MasterTMO Same. Made very interesting viewing.

[@spacedinosaur8733]

Leo uses puppets/dolls to talk to his daughter (and probably for the rest of the family too).... he's definitely the villain.

[@pleutron]

one of the best comedies Bill Murray ever did... right up there with Scrooged and Groundhog Day. I think you was fighting yourself during a lot of this. You wanted to laugh but kept trying to stop yourself. Just let the laughter flow.

[@shioriryukaze]

34:32 I love the point that she makes about that the only thing that keeps this movie from being a horror film is the music. Honestly if you think about it a lot of these horror movies that are out there....what would happen if you switched it all from minor to Major key? And change a couple of pieces in the movie to where you didn't see anybody kill or murder or maim anyone or hurt anyone? It could have been a what about Bob situation. Which is kind of creepy but disturbingly cool though...

[@mcgilj1]

Check on KZbin it's an entire subgenre... Watching the opening credits to "Diff'rent Strokes" is an entirely different vibe when you swap it for slow creepy music..a slow limo pulls up with an old white man inviting two kids inside.. Plays very very different with the music change. Lol

[@shioriryukaze]

@@mcgilj1 that's cool and messed up at the same time!

[@zatoichi1]

There's a funny recut trailer out there with What About Bob? as a thriller

[@crowhaven895]

this movie was great the first time I saw it, but as I grew older I came to relate more and more to Dreyfus' character, the intrusion of his private life and how it is dismantled and essentially overtaken by "Bob".

[@thetomgibson]

Excellent comedy from start to finish. FYI…Leo got what he deserved. Bob is the hero.

[@randallshuck2976]

I've always enjoyed the progression displayed in this flick. Really great writing and acting.

[@thatwastheweekthatwaswasit1707]

The only really notable thing Charlie Korsmo was in, besides this film and Hook, is Dick Tracy. He is now a lawyer. :)

[@mcgilj1]

And "Can't Hardly Wait.."

[@thatwastheweekthatwaswasit1707]

@@mcgilj1 well... yeah... but I didn't really class that film as 'notable'. Haha. 😀 But you're right... he is in it!

[@vovindequasahi]

Can't believe you didn't recognize Richard Dreyfuss immediately by now. Surely you've seen at least one movie with him by now (Jaws, Close Encounters..., Always, etc etc)?! Anyways, hahahaha, this is the perfect black comedy! One of my favorite both Bill Murray and Richard Dreyfus movies.

[@tarzapopohead]

After Bob got to the vacation home, he was no longer a patient; he became a vacationer. I understand your critique of the literateness of these disabilities. My favorite scene and still cracks me up today is the dinner scene and how Bob shows how much he likes it.

[@luvaboy772]

9:38 I always loved how Bob wound up turning Dr. Marvin's family against him. 😂😂😅😅

[@brianepolito2044]

Well actually Leo had issues with his family though and Bob seemed to help the family more than he did cuz he never talked to him he had the puppets and all that stuff never really listened to his family he only cared about his work because you're so busy that's why the family family took him in Bob in

[@angelwolfplays6456]

I think Bob was portrayed as a bit of an innocent who would never harm anyone.

[@JohnC-oz9oo]

When it comes to patients, you never know when someone isn't going to be "innocent" and it's my experience as a therapist, that one doesn't want to be on that path should that happen.

[@angelwolfplays6456]

@@JohnC-oz9oo Granted, but at no point in the movie do we see Bob do anything cruel or mean that would lead someone to think he might be dangerous.

[@YodatheHobbit]

@@JohnC-oz9oo So you prejudge every patient based on the worse case scenario? Reminds me of how every Ralphs, Rite aid, other places with public restrooms lock them up or require a key/code to use them. Just because a few people commit wrongs, everyone has to suffer. Including those with bladder problems/loneliness.

[@theConquerersMama]

One of my dad's patients murdered his mom and social worker who came to do a weekly check in with an axe. The week before he'd been at one of my dad's gatherings. I love this movie as a comedy and don't let my mind go to the realities of the situations.

[@hollywhite7449]

I used to work in an adolescent psych facility and the kids ASKED me to rent this for movie day! It still makes me smile!!!

[@theawesomer8587]

My favorite part is when the house blows up and the old couple just kept yelling Burn!!! Burn!!! Also....get out of the car!!!!

[@personofinterest3682]

There's actually a fake trailer on KZbin that is "if What About Bob was a horror movie." It's as fabulous as it sounds.

[@sawyer33]

This is EXACTLY what I need right now.

[@profshad3429]

Antagonist, yes not a villian.

[@profshad3429]

Leo, could not relate to his family. If Bob hadn't come along l. Leo would've been divorced and alienated himself from his kids.

[@YodatheHobbit]

Last time I watched a reaction to this movie I legitimately had a valid fear that my heart would stop beating.(I'd been having some biological, nervous system related panic attacks late at night causing sever shortness of breathe, felt as if my lungs were collapsing, they're gone now)

[@whade62000]

Possibly my favorite Bill Murray role. Usually he plays jerks who are kinda sexist but charismatic and you could argue that Bob is a jerk yes but mostly he's just a lovable big child. Also the story goes that Dreyfuss found Murray really annoying irl and he encouraged him to annoy him more so that his acting is even more authentic.

[@Deathbird_Mitch]

Have you watched him in Zombieland?

[@bobsmith-tf2wb]

I saw a Dreyfuss interview where he talked about the fact that Bill whipped an ashtray at his head after Dreyfuss asked him if wanted to run some lines...I think he also said Bill was slightly drunk when this happened

[@K_Reezee75]

Dreyfuss is brilliant in this movie. "GET OUTTA THE VAARR"!

[@leonkaye7544]

Funniest movie of all time. So ridiculous and has so much heart. Love when Leo opens the door and Bob's still there

[@Flamebeard0815]

Overall, I don't think this movie made light of mental disorders. On the contrary, it dug into the selfabsorbedness and hubris of late 80s/early 90s therapists and their craft. Bob is just a pointed/pointy vehicle to drive this point home by having the anti-social standin for therapists succumb to what he pretends to want to cure.

[@allantidgwell5624]

80s and 90s? That's still happening today

[@Flamebeard0815]

@@allantidgwell5624 Just wrote what the base back then supposedly was. I'd have found it rather... unnerving if they wrote the script as a comment on the being of therapists from the '90s 'til today.

[@allantidgwell5624]

@@Flamebeard0815 my point was that saying something is a commentary on the situation when the film was made is all well and good, but it's applicable today because the problems pointed out in the film still exist today The closest thing you'll ever get to a non-contemporary piece of art is either a historical recreation (which would tell you about what history is valued in the present), or a speculative science fiction (which would tell you about the ideology of the present regarding the future) You'd find it unnerving for a film to predict the future by looking at the current trajectory? You must hate reading Jules Verne

[@bethdealmeida6789]

The genius of this movie is smug Richard Dreyfuss progressively losing it! Always loved this one! Thanks for reaction!

[@michaelceraso1977]

yes BILL M was sooo annoying in this, and its ironic that the silly ending shows THE Dreyfus character going nuts and murray getting the girl

[@patrickfoster8335]

For Bob to be the villain he has to want to have this happen. But that's not the case. So Bob can't be the villain. Leo however knows what he is doing.

[@otisroseboro5613]

I Remember My Late Dad , Taking Me To See This Movie, When It Opened In Theaters Back In 91, I had just turned 7 years old at that time & I Still Loved This Super Funny 🤣🤣🤣 Movie To This Very Day, Classic 😊

[@bonchbonch]

Haha, it cracked me up that Emily kept siding with Dr. Martin.

[@CathleenMJennings80]

I say "GETOUTTATHECAR!" at least once a month lol

[@Dadmcbeardface]

Richard and Bill notoriously didn’t get on while working together. To the point that Richard has called him “A Drunken Irish Bully” Richard said “He put his face next to me, nose-to-nose, and he screamed at the top of his lungs, ‘Everyone hates you! You are tolerated!’” he said. Dreyfuss continued, “There was no time to react because he leaned back and he took a modern glass-blown ashtray. He threw it at my face from [only a couple feet away]. And it weighed about three-quarters of a pound. And he missed me. He tried to hit me. I got up and left.” I think it maybe helped the onscreen relationship but DAMN! haha.

[@spaghetti9845]

When Dr. Marvin said "auughh gauugh aguurrr" i felt that

[@tomfoster3421]

DR. MARVIN! I want I want I want, I need I need! Great movie, Bill Murray is a legend

[@michaelminch5490]

Frank Oz was also in "The Blues Brothers." "One prophylactic, unused.....one soiled."

[@simondawe8774]

I can only imagine the hilarity of it all if the Bob Wiley character was in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest

[@Crowvamp1979]

I love this movie, it's very funny, but it could be very easily re-edited as a horror movie!

[@magiclampboogiesdown9717]

It’s on KZbin!

[@Uncannyjeff]

I am so with you, Emily. I hate the Bob character. This movie is so wrong on so many levels.

[@R.J.Godzilla81]

The son was also in Dick Tracy (1990) but beyond that…🤷🏼

[@chaddon7685]

Bob and the family are the villains. As an adult, it's hard to watch this and not dislike them.

[@braninburdette]

Amazing movie. One of, if not my, favorite Bill Murray movies.

[@allantidgwell5624]

Fun fact; this video was released on Ghostbusters Day (June 8th) so Emily's shirt is extra apropos

[@luvaboy772]

17:45 My brother, God rest his soul used to love that part! 😂😂😅😅

[@3DJapan]

Bob is nothing but nice to everybody.

[@LordVolkov]

"I don't think I would enjoy Patrick Stewart being made a fool of..." No? Only one way to find out, Emily. Watch 1997's Masterminds...

[@Just-Saiyan]

"You're the one drawing all the dirty pictures"

[@otisroseboro5613]

What About Bob is my all time favorite movie

[@dcmslife3772]

What? You guys have never heard of Airbnb? 😂 Also, the cat in Matthew's lap. Perfect placement of the tail. Umm, wow, man! 😂

[@R.J.Godzilla81]

Honestly (personal opinion) this movie would’ve been funnier if Billy Crystal played the psychiatrist character instead of Richard Dreyfuss. Bill Murray is one of those actors that rubs their co-stars the wrong way sometimes, and when he does it’s a special kind of hatred. Both Lucy Liu and Richard Dreyfuss DESPISE Bill Murray and said they will NEVER work with him again.

[@monkeyzorr3090]

Meanwhile Bill Murray is a beloved moviestar and Lucy and Richard are Lucy and Richard

[@R.J.Godzilla81]

@@monkeyzorr3090 LOL

[@misterkite]

I'm not exactly sure why, but a good double feature along with this movie is Dirty Rotten Scoundrels.

[@lovesgb1]

In college my roommate and i played a drinking game to this movie. Drink every time you hear “Bob” you can imagine how trashed we got LOL

[@viewfromthehighchair9391]

Bill Murray excels at this type of role. I can easily believe he's Bob. LMFAO

[@Flamebeard0815]

Apart from Robin Williams, Patrick Stewart and Steve Martin, others were at somepoint considered for both lead roles: Bob Wiley: Woody Allen (+ offered co-writer and director), Eddie Murphy Leo Marvin: James Caan, Chevy Chase, Kevin Kline

[@ashleighelizabeth5916]

The only one of those I can see is Kevin Kline. He would have killed that role.

[@Flamebeard0815]

@@ashleighelizabeth5916 I'd rather go for an early Chevy Chase. Like, National Lampoon early.

[@zatoichi1]

I'm imagining James Caan and Eddie Murphy 😆

[@MacGuffinExMachina]

My fav line is, "Roses are red, violets are blue. I'm a schizophrenic, and so am I.

[@colin641]

"Geh dah na Cargh!!!!" I forgot about that lol

[@mjschaef24]

I WANT PEACE AND QUIET! "I'll be Quiet." ..."and I'll be Peace!"

[@robby1816]

The first psychiatrist was the villain, fobbing off Bob onto a respected colleague. (understandable reaction, to save himself)

[@kblixt]

Well I’m 33 and still on Bob’s side lol

[@trueherokoinzell2817]

This movie is such a gem.

[@otisroseboro5613]

I Remember My Late Dad taking me to see this at the Theater back in 91

[@jonesy3million26]

I keep forgetting how funny Dreyfuss is.

[@tvix6737]

I am with Matthew on this one: when I was younger and first saw this, it was a riot and found it a fun movie. When I watched as an adult however, it became more and more disturbing.

[@misterkite]

The daughter is played by Kathryn Erbe, better known for playing Detective Eames in Law & Order CI.

[@atarius257]

The Man Who Knew To Little, is awesome.

[@kevincosta9228]

One of Murray's lesser known movies, and I never understood why.

[@nathanielseymour8108]

Yes!! My favorite part of the movie 17:47! Thank you for including that part!

[@otisroseboro5613]

Great performances by everyone in this movie

[@silversasquatch79]

I waiting for the intro that includes "and this is Pippin, the feline film fanatic".

[@captainsplifford]

He's your Film Philatelist. #Title This is one of my favorite movies of all time. Thanks so much for reacting!! "Take a vacation...from my problems" has become a mantra for my sister and I.

[@o.b.7217]

Interesting. So Robin Williams couldn't do "What about Bob" because he was filming "Hook", but Charlie Korsmo _(Sigmund Marvin/Jack Banning)_ could do both movies. Well, I guess the difference in scope of their roles explains for that.

[@allantidgwell5624]

Different size role

[@o.b.7217]

@@allantidgwell5624 Yeah, that's what I wrote.

[@allantidgwell5624]

@@o.b.7217 odd, when I responded I didn't see that last sentence

[@o.b.7217]

@@allantidgwell5624 Well, it was always there...what more can I say?

[@st0n3p0ny]

I just hope if it ever comes up, I have the presence of mind to scream GETABADUDAH!!! when I'm kicking someone out of my car.

[@jimstanley_49]

I also had trouble with the breach of personal boundaries for a long time. I was ok with the movie until the point where Bob doesn't die. Maybe I've just seen it enough, but lately I've been able to lighten up and enjoy it more.

[@johnkennethwiseman5460]

9:12 that is what every doctor or even human being would think of this movie

[@robertsmith3883]

You did hear Bob Wiley sing when around Leo "Give me some time to blow the man down"

[@76tennboy]

It’s really interesting that Robin Williams passed on this to make the movie Hook as you say, considering the boy boy is in both projects. granted he’s a much smaller role in hook than Robin Williams but still that is curious

[@drewc981]

Oh I hope you add Mr. Holland's Opus to the list. I looked, it's not there but it's really good

[@karlschmitt6359]

If you want to see a movie along the lines of Airplane silly then check out Beverly Hills Ninja with Chris Farley! I think it came out in the 90's! The jokes and slapstick are so ridiculous that you just roll your eyes and laugh historically! I hope you check it out! Who put that crab there! :)

[@JeremyAustin-hw1qy]

It came out sometime in 97

[@alexfaye8799]

You seem to be watching a different version of the movie to the rest of us. Yours sounds like a slasher film.

[@antondzajajurca7797]

The Party (1968) with Peter Sellers - must watch