Mystery Men (1999) - 🤯📼First Time Film Club📼🤯 - First Time Watching/Movie Reaction & Review

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[@dupersuper1938]

"We have a date with destiny, and it looks like she's ordered the lobster."

[@Trilaan]

MY favorite line in the movie!

[@deBebbler]

Far and away, my favorite line of the movie.

[@UnclePengy]

"So what do you say? Do we all gather together, and go kick some Casanova butt? Or do I EAT THIS SANDWICH?

[@davidmarino1913]

Lmao

[@JHParee]

@@UnclePengy I say what the fork! Let’s do it!

[@alucard624]

I crack up everytime when The Sphinx tries to insult Mr. Furious by telling him he "dresses in the manner of a male prostitute." For some reason that line is just hilarious.

[@beatmet2355]

I love his deadpan delivery. It makes it funnier.

[@eatsmylifeYT]

Maybe it hits too close to home?

[@ejl423]

What makes it even funnier is the Bowler girl's look of agreement.

[@raquel1658]

"You're the Sphynx" "And you are fools"😂

[@morganbeare1764]

Agreed. Wes Studi's perfectly enunciated yet w/o sounding forced line delivery is pure comedic gold. 1999 was a banner year for awesome movies.

[@chrispittman8854]

"Disco is NOT dead! Disco is LIFE!!!"

[@wardenm]

FAVORITE line from the movie!

[@chrispittman8854]

@@wardenm LOL! That and ""These belonged to your great-great grandmother. I was saving them for your wedding day, but from the looks of it, that day... it's probably a long way off."

[@McD5791]

"...stick with me, Tony... and you WILL dance again..."

[@Nakna_ankaN]

Who else is old enough to think of this movie rather than Shrek every time you hear All Star by Smash Mouth?

[@Nakna_ankaN]

@@ericjanssen394 I don't know about that, but at least the music video is based on the movie and features a lot of footage from it.

[@eddhardy1054]

Yep I did.

[@thectk1000]

Yep.

[@allantidgwell5624]

If this is the measure for old I must be ancient

[@MichaelHHHH]

Yes, and I think of the movie Rat Race, which features the song, more than Shrek.

[@faygodrinker]

I'm a Cherokee Indian and I met Wes Studi a few times at an annual powwow in Tahlequah Oklahoma. At our last meeting he told me about a superhero movie he was working on and thought kids my age (13) would really like it. When I found out it was this movie, I automatically loved it

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

"This! Is potato salad. It's loaded with cholesterol...My wife won't even let me look at the stuff..." I love that whole speech.

[@paulhewes7333]

Egg salad I believe, but yes, that speech was excellent

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

@@paulhewes7333 O, you know, I bet you're right!

[@walterlowe7252]

Or should I EAT this sandwich?

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

@@walterlowe7252 *hi5

[@JHParee]

@@walterlowe7252I say what the fork! Let’s do this!

[@maximillianosaben]

What a fun underrated movie. They’re very unrelated, but I always used to watch a double feature of Mystery Men and Galaxy Quest, and always had a good time.

[@allantidgwell5624]

They're spiritually connected

[@Ray.Norrish]

Both those films should be essential in film school as examples of how to do it properly. I doubt you'll see this style of films made these days.

[@eatsmylifeYT]

I doubt if there ever was a double feature of Mystery Men and Galaxy Quest but hey, whatever makes you sound cool.

[@maximillianosaben]

@@eatsmylifeYT I don't know if you've ever watched two VHS tapes or two DVD's back-to-back, but this wild occurrence happens called a "double feature".

[@eatsmylifeYT]

@@maximillianosaben Double features happen in movie theaters, idiot. It doesn't count when you do it at home, because then, it's only binge-watching.

[@joits]

This movie was great... and probably several years too early. I feel like it was a combination of the studio not knowing what type of movie it was which led to them marketing it as a traditional comic book movie instead of what it actually was and then the audiences not buying into those trailers and other marketing methods... and all that led to a low box-office gross. I think it's a cult classic but one that's been forgotten by most except by the few that saw it.

[@HideousConformity]

Iirc there was also the issue of it being released only a few weeks before a summer blockbuster which drew attention away from it.

[@Tirath]

I feel like it would be a great limited run series for Netflix or HBO.

[@Xanderj89]

Comic book movies werent big enough for a comedy like this to make waves. The homage/parody aspects rely heavily on knowledge of the genre, which was known to the mainstream as something only interesting to nerds and children. Literally only the biggest few comic names ever made it mainstream, like batman/superman/spiderman, even well into the early 2000s, to where non comic fans would go watch them.

[@sargentocapitao9668]

@@Xanderj89 Its not that I disagree but I'd add X-Men to the list of superheroes with an established name by the early 2000s, and yes it was just about the early 90s that that happened so I get why you wouldnt mention it some might add Blade into the mix but I wouldnt because he was never perceived as a comicbook superhero by main audiences

[@d3l3tes00n]

I remember seeing it on video not expecting much & loving it.

[@joshritz7067]

To quote This Is Spinal Tap, "It's such a fine line between stupid and clever."

[@sophiamarchildon3998]

Up, my man!

[@Clownboy15]

Captain Amazing’s publicist: “I’m a publicist, not a magician.” Played by Ricky Jay, a famous magician. That always cracked me up. “All Stars” by Smashmouth was first used for this movie and the original music video featured scenes from the film as well as “cameos” from the characters. Since the movie bombed the video was re-edited to remove all Mystery Men scenes.

[@vinnygi]

“Herkimer Battle Jitney” has stayed with me ever since this movie came out.

[@lordmortarius538]

I still want a Herkimer Battle Jitney in my daily life

[@thelordofhellaz]

@@lordmortarius538 Google it.....It's actually for sale :-)

[@MyBenjamin73]

Geoffrey Rush was brilliant in this movie as Casanova Frankenstein (one of the greatest villain names ever), he's one of those actors who can be distinguished, and zany at the same time

[@davidmarino1913]

And the fact that The Spleen facts on him.......lmao

[@Silver-rx1mh]

God I adore this film. I've always thought it was deeply unappreciated when it was released. The characters are superb, with Hank Azaria as the Blue Raja being my absolute fav. His superb Boris Karloff sounding voice for his character is just excellent! A terrific film that in a weird way was far ahead of it's time.

[@scotthewitt258]

The "Oh Glayvin" when he sits on the fork cracks me up every time. He went full Frink.

[@itdano]

I always forget just how much I actually love this movie until something like this puts it back on my radar. "Aww dang." is my favorite line. I use it all the time and nobody ever knows where it's from.

[@chantalmassicotte3934]

I use "Aww dang" all the time and nobody knows too....I think I need to change my friends.

[@SenseiEpu]

Several years after the movie's release we cosplayed as the Mystery Men at a convention. Nobody knew who we were 🤣 Should've went as the Disco Boys.

[@MandalorianRevan]

​@@SenseiEpu During spirit week at my highschool I went as The Sphinx (Black Robe version) and no one knew who I was dressed as.

[@JoeMama410]

I’m always glad to see someone else with an encyclopedic knowledge of 90s actors and a specific memory of every 20 year old trailer.

[@wardenm]

William H Macy really is an underrated actor. This, Pleasantville, Seabiscuit... He always just does a great job.

[@tempsitch5632]

“Underrated” does not mean what you think it does.

[@BeeWhistler]

@@tempsitch5632 Yeah, after Fargo everyone knew he was good.

[@wardenm]

@@tempsitch5632 Just seems like I never see him pointed out or mentioned by anyone, when it comes to the actors in films.

[@jonisilk]

A great film he's in (though only in a small role), that's so much fun to watch, is the 1985 Kung-fu Blaxploitation film, The Last Dragon (produced by Motown records Berry Gordy, with a soundtrack to match).

[@TumultuousM]

His best role might be in "shameless"

[@ronford4609]

"Let's triangulate" "Equilateral or icosolese" best line ever!!!!

[@JohnSmith-qn3ob]

isosceles

[@HobGungan]

1999 was one of the best years for movies. * Mystery Men * Galaxy Quest * Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace * Dogma * The Matrix * Fight Club * South Park: Bigger, Longer, and Uncut * The Sixth Sense * The Mummy * Sleepy Hollow * Office Space * Being John Malkovich And those are just the ones I've seen. Other movies I haven't seen but remain popular include: * American Beauty * The Green Mile * The Iron Giant * American Pie * The Blair Witch Project * 10 Things I Hate About You * Eyes Wide Shut * The Boondock Saints And there are still many I'm leaving out!

[@Kragar01]

Movie-wise the 90’s went out with a bang.

[@F1rstWorldNomaD]

Boondock Saints is such an underrated movie. They took the high octane 90s action but made it artsy and put emotions in it. Its absolutely brilliant.

[@loomick]

You havent seen Green Mile?!?!?!?!

[@Tekkarath]

Back when hollywood wasn't all agenda pushing.

[@Kragar01]

Also The 13th Warrior

[@agwyvern]

I cannot begin to count the number of times I've watched this over the past 22 years. Love it *every* time.

[@Xabdiben1]

In the comics, the shoveler doesnt use just any shovel, its King Arthurs Shovel!!!

[@xColinMalarkeyx]

“We weren’t expecting to see you sooo, SpOooon!” I’ve been embarrassing myself for years saying this between friends and colleagues. It’s for my own entertainment but man was this a fun blast from the past. You guys are hilarious 😆

[@celiashen5490]

Me too. I fork-get that not everyone knows this film.

[@josealmeida2842]

One of the most underrated movies of all time!!!!! Thank you so much for showing this movie some love!

[@paulhewes7333]

Mystery Men was an art movie at the time. Like “Friday”. It was outside of the normal conventions of movies at the time. It was brilliant.

[@MrDrokkul]

This movie was just totally before its time. If it had come out during the last 10 years in the MCU boom it would have been well received.

[@joey_dangerously]

The movie came out the same weekend as Sixth Sense and during the rise of The Blair Witch Project. Also...The Thomas Crown Affair. It had no chance at the box office. The Iron Giant also premiered that weekend.

[@antwhite1987]

"You threw a spoon at the guy, Jeff!"

[@Archphoenix1]

I am just happy that, after so many years of marriage, she just now broke him. He cant handle the wildness anymore!

[@davidrubinstein9722]

When I watched The Boys, all I could see in Homelander is a more nasty version of Captain Amazing

[@snorpenbass4196]

History trivia: "Mystery men" was basically the term for masked heroes (sometimes with powers) who fought crime - before Batman and Superman were created. The Shadow, Continental Op, The Spider and so many more.

[@chuckpowell9554]

One more kiss to the sky for our man Ricky J. Another "we need a guy who can deadpan in *ANY* situation - get me that master magician on the phone!" situation. Bless that man.

[@ermericcarolissen694]

The invisible dude who can only use his power when nobody's watching him. 😂😂😂😂

[@scotthewitt258]

Maybe you should put some shorts on or something, if you want to keep fighting evil today.

[@wacokid30]

This movie was way ahead of its time. Such a classic I've loved it from the beginning.

[@eddhardy1054]

8:03...as a Brit I feel I'm duty bound to say the Blue Rajah is my favourite hero. He is awesome.

[@user-ho7ie1mx4t]

Can we please recognize Paul Reubens for his acting chops?…This man’s versatility is boundless…absolutely stole every scene in Blow. And he’s quietly been doing it for years.

[@1nelsondj]

Another hero film you may like is Frank Miller's 2008 "The Spirit" which is a different kind of hero film with similar visuals to the "Sin City" films. Critics seemed unfamiliar with the source material, they didn't get the tongue-in-cheek nature of Will Eisner's characters. Samuel L. Jackson plays the villain, The Octopus. Scarlett Johansson is his cohort. And of course there's the 1984 "The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension" starring Peter Weller ("Robocop") with Ellen Barkin, Jeff Goldblum, John Lithgow and Christopher Lloyd. I watch it once a year.

[@jfilesgraphics]

This movie has a massive cult following. I had a bit of a crush on Janeane Garofalo. Also, I think it's really funny how they all dance around the question of what the name of the team actually is, then when the reporter coins the name, Mystery Men, they still dance around it lol.

[@arcticbanana66]

"Casanova Frankenstein" remains one of my all-time favorite supervillain names.

[@mongomongo7664]

doug jones who played pencil head and also played as Abe Sapien, Fauno / Pale Man,Long John #2, Cochise, Baron Afanas

[@DavidB-2268]

Not to mention the fish guy in Shape of Water, and Saru on ST: Discovery

[@celiashen5490]

I love how the kid lowkey stole that scene. "I aM sOn Of PeNCiLhEaD."

[@alucard624]

@@celiashen5490 "We erase crime."

[@deedee5491]

Emily, that's a wonderful cosplay! Where did you buy the beard so you could look so much like Matthew!? As for Matthew, hmmm, I'm only giving you 8.5/10. Emily doesn't normally wear that much eye makeup. You look more like a character from a movie. P.S. Hope you get better soon, Matthew. Take care, both of you.

[@JustSUMMReactions]

8.5/10! Thank you! I’ll tone down the makeup next time. Cheers, Matthew

[@MattieD]

My girl seriously got that make-up game on POINT today, holy heck, absolutely stunning!!! *I wish my wings looked that good*

[@stressfreepaperchase3215]

Jaw dropping!😍

[@Diegokid]

The Spleen is my favorite character, the scene in the restaurant gets me everytime.

[@Noggahide]

saw this in the theater opening weekend, fairly full crowd. My friend and I were the only ones laughing...i think a lot of people just didn't get it. Love this flick.

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

I heard that in the comic, every time the Mystery Men appeared, it was made up of mostly or entirely new characters -- because they get killed off like reaped wheat, in every engagement. Edit: My favorite character name that I'd heard from the team is Jumpin' Jehoshaphat.

[@alucard624]

Reminds me of what Marvel did later on with the team X-Statix when they rebooted X-Force back in 2001. That first issue of the reboot had the whole team killed off and then replaced with new members in the next issue. It was very strange to say the least.

[@mikedebnam2412]

Mystery Men is one of my all time favorites. It's either hated by some(lesser beings) and loved by others(higher life forms)

[@chuckvt5196]

What a fun video. The biggest actor surprise for me was Wes Studi. Probably Hollywood's greatest Native American actor, and he usually plays villains or serious characters.

[@mckenzie.latham91]

Geoffrey Rush is hilarious as Casanova Frankenstein. i love how he hold’s his metal finger and hisses

[@chantalmassicotte3934]

Eddie Izzard is awesome in this. Small role, but awesome! Also, Hank Azaria is so underrated. I love him.

[@Jamie_Pritchard]

There are SO many good lines in this film. It's a true shame that it flopped. Had it been released just a few years later it would have caught the zeitgeist at the time and been much more well known, popular, and financially successful. As you mentioned in the same way that Galaxy Quest was an homage to sci-fi and Star Trek, so too was Mystery Men for the superhero genre.

[@BiggySn1p3r]

I watched this movie so many times when I was younger.

[@shallendor]

Mystery Men is one of the best superhero movies of all time!

[@escalatingbarbarism5096]

One of the first movies I remember seeing in a theater, with my dad. I feel like it colored my sense of humor to this day.

[@captainsplifford]

There will never be a better villain name than Casanova Frankenstein. I remember seeing this in the theater with my sister and we had the best time! Also, if you've never seen Eddie Izzard's, "Dress to Kill," you would ADORE it!!

[@mankysalad350]

Congrats on hitting 20K! Great to see Matthew is on the mend, and I love the switcheroo

[@Five0f5even]

Omg this is her first time...this is gonna be AWESOME! Edit: omg the tables have turned of the first time viewer.

[@artbagley1406]

Another surprise actor in Mystery Men, along with those mentioned by the gentleman reviewer, was Wes Studi, The Sphinx. He played Magua, the vengeful Huron guide in The Last of the Mohicans!

[@davidpumpkinsjr.5108]

One of my favorite exchanges is also so simple- Roy's Boss: When are you gonna tear down that jeep like I told you? Roy: We went through this yesterday, that "jeep" is actually an armored car of some kind. It's built to withstand bombs; I can't just rip it apart with a crowbar.

[@lostmyshoe2294]

I love this movie. I haven’t seen it in quite awhile so I was so excited when it popped up in my feed. So glad Matthew is on the mend. I’ve missed your reactions. Also, I did not notice Emily’s shirt had duct tape. I thought you just got all fancy for us 🥴

[@UnclePengy]

"When he tapped on his symbol it sounded hollow... because he's a hollow hero." It took me several years before I realized that Captain Amazing's superpower is his sponsorships. When he loses his sponsors, he loses his powers.

[@logandarklighter]

“Weapons check - pull my finger!”

[@jamesm1]

Super underrated, I don't think there's been a better superhero parody film since.

[@booksteer7057]

I love everything about this movie. I showed it to my family. They were unimpressed, and my nephew was practically salivating to tell me why it sucked. I told him I didn't want to hear it. Now I relive old movies through first-time reactors like you. 😐

[@richardrobbin2225]

Saw this opening weekend at the movies, still holds up, everyone delivers on the premise perfectly. Didn't know at the time it was a graphic novel, just Jeanne Garafolo mostly ❤

[@jfilesgraphics]

Yes, that woman is smokin' hot.

[@LowbrowDeluxe]

Saw this in the theater with friends. Every time Mr. Furious was on screen my friends looked at me and giggled.

[@wendellbunn10]

I had forgotten about this movie this reaction was great. I really like this dynamic between you two. Please do more like this.

[@Cagon415]

My vision is terrible. I saw the thumbnail and said: "Is that an evening gown?" 🤣 And the missed opportunity to give Emily a title for her temporary sherpa duties... shame lol. Congrats on 20k. You guys deserve it.

[@sydhamelin1265]

Eddie Izzard had another bit about Darth Vader being British, it was from Dress to Kill, and I highly suggest checking it out.

[@LordLOC]

Not a personal favorite comedy of mine, but I can still give this movie props. It has some amazing one liners and some of the over the top slapstick is great fun. And all the people look like they were having an absolute ball making it.

[@MrDarkwing78]

Finally! About time Mystery Men got some love!

[@54GodzillaFan]

This is one of my favorite videos of yours! I love the turnaround of Matthew being the one who's watching the movie for the first time. I especially liked his reactions when Dana Cook, Tom Waits, The Goodie Boys, and Michael Bay showed up.

[@Daveyboy100880]

Congratulations on 20k subscribers - fully deserved! And welcome back, you two! It's great to see you again (even if it IS in some sort of surreal mirror dimension!) 😁 I hope you keep on healing, Matthew, and Emily, you make a great Cinema Sherpa! As for the movie itself, I agree that if it was released now, it'd probably stand a much better chance of finding its audience. Perhaps if it had been released in, say '96, it might've been something of a hit, or even in the mid 2000s, but in 1999 the superhero genre was in the doldrums thanks to "Batman & Robin" so there wasn't really an audience to sustain a parody. That year also had a lot of big movies in it too, so the competition was intense... but at least it gets love now! That's probably precious little consolation to the people who lost their jobs after greenlighting the project, though!

[@jaybirdmansmith]

FINALLY SOMEONE REVIEWED THIS MOVIE!!! Been waiting for someone to do this movie and i'm so glad you guys did it first 9 to my knowledge)!! I knew this would be appreciated by you two and im so happy i got to see some of it as you were watching it!!

[@claytonhaag6931]

Fell down the elevator shaft on to some bullets. Oh gosh I lost it!

[@Zebred2001]

Mr. Furious - "If you don't master your rage, rage will become your master... that's what you were going to say wasn't it?''' The Sphinx - "Not necessarily."

[@mrbwa1]

I feel like this movie was still living in the shadow of the bomb of Batman & Robin (1997). It really destroyed superhero movies for a long time.

[@davechapman9825]

I am one of the few proud people that saw Mystery Men in the theatre back in 99. Great Flick! Just found your channel for the first time today. Loved the review. :)

[@HoldenTudiks81]

Glad you guys are back, as someone who’s had a lot of back issues and sciatic nerve ,I totally understand your pain. It’s impossible to get anything done when your body won’t move the way you want it to.

[@joey_dangerously]

I saw this movie in the theater. Actually because of Kel Mitchell more than anyone else.

[@jamesanthony8438]

My buddies and I saw it in the theater, too. I've owned copies of the movie in various formats ever since. Definitely worth adding to any super hero fan's collection. =)

[@MrDman21]

Fun fact: Mystery Men is based on a comic book called The Flaming Carrot. In the comics The Flaming Carrot is a member of the team with the Mystery Men in it.

[@ctmdarkonestm]

I remember Stiller promoting this on Monday Night Raw and got hit in the head with a guitar

[@legionaireb]

Two moments I can't believe you left out of the video: The Egg Salad speech and the 'Rage REALLY rising' moment.

[@spiderfingers86]

Blue Raja is played by Hank Azalea who is a famous voice actor especially in The Simpsons show

[@peterschmidt4348]

"Herzlichen Glückwunsch" on 20,000 subscribers and welcome back Matthew! ❤️👍🖖

[@barn_ninny]

I'm with Emily on this one. This movie has always been a hoot. Huge William H. Macy and Geoffrey Rush fan. Jaenene Garafalo was terrific. I'm not a Ben Stiller fan, but his limitations work in this one. Paul Reubens and Hank Azaria did good work. Claire Forlani's eyes make me a better man. And the writing is spot on!

[@enicole1203]

I'm not gonna watch this because I haven't seen this movie yet, I just popped in to say WELCOME BACK MATTHEW! I'm glad you're doing better!🤗

[@richardb6260]

Try "The Specials". Another comedy about low rent superheroes. It stars Thomas Hayden Church. Written by the guy who wrote "Free Enterprise" (which I highly recommend). Pretty low budget. Nothing close to $68 million.

[@yermatedave4930]

They make that budget work damn hard, though. I've seen CW shows do worse.

[@wasgreg]

Really liked The Specials. Wish it had more love.

[@misterlobsterman]

Love this movie. Funny as hell, great characters, and way ahead of it's time.

[@kurtbada8920]

I remember this movie! It's the only Michael Bay movie with no Baysplosions! He's in it, it counts as a Bay movie.

[@maulds7650]

I remember loving this movie as a kid, then it "didn't age well" and people maybe thought the humor was too low brow, but after over a decade of MCU and DCEU this movie aged to perfection

[@whiterabbit75]

"The Great Value of heroes" is giving them too much credit. They're the "Dollar Tree Heroes".

[@SDHero]

Great reaction, great discussion, and I'm thrilled to hear Matthew is doing better! I saw this movie in the theater, made my aunt take me and my brother to see it, it was not exactly a packed house.

[@tastyneck]

Love this film. It was genius and probably ahead of its time. Glad to see it get some love. And great to hear you're doing a bit better. Oh, and Michael Bay used to direct commercials, as well, with his most famous one probably being the Got Milk? Aaron Burr commercial. And this film's director also directed commercials for that campaign, as you mention. They may have known each in some other way but I'm guessing they definitely knew each other because of that and probably threw Bay in the film for shit's and giggles.

[@benjaminedenfield3368]

Congrats on the 25K and getting better!

[@TheOdMan]

This movie is fantastic, and I find it so strange that NO ONE involved likes this movie, they all hate it, and it did very poorly when it was released.

[@o2ksumbody]

I hate it. Just like I hate the movie blankman. But I’m glad that y’all enjoyed it.

[@jamesgatz4490]

@@o2ksumbody Other Guy was the true hero in Blankman

[@o2ksumbody]

@@CGRREDACTED wait that was you?!

[@o2ksumbody]

@@jamesgatz4490 you mean Damon wayan? Yea blankman had some funny scenes but I felt awkward to it. Or maybe I need to rewatch it and give it another chance and embrace it.

[@jamesgatz4490]

@@o2ksumbody nah, David Allen Grier. Blankmans brother and sidekick

[@ScottishSoops]

So glad you guys decided to watch this. Love Emily’s cosplay, and having the cinema sherpa being the one being the reactor. Plus, just happy that Matthew is doing better!

[@Matt-vv7fl]

I'm glad you're feeling a bit better man. I'm also glad you got 20 K subscribers. You deserve it. You're reactions are more entertaining than most!

[@drymant]

Just discovering and enjoying your reactions over the last few days. As so many others have mentioned, like Galaxy Quest, this too is so underrated and flew completely under the radar when it was first released. Admitedly, had it not been for Janeane Garofalo, I may have completey skipped over it. But now, I'm quite glad that I gave it a chance, and would happily go back and watch it any time. Nice job on the cosplay.

[@ListerDavid]

Well done on the 20k. 👏👏👏👏👏 Why do I picture Matthew laying on the sofa like Homer Simpson ringing his little bell screaming for Marge? (Emily)! 🤣🤣

[@biguy617]

I think this movie is underrated. The Bowler is my favorite character.

[@ClassicVideos80s]

Everyone I knew loved this movie. But they all saw it on DVD several yrs later.