Movie Interview - SNL

[@glittergrasshopper1144]

This is such glorious satire on literally any movie interview

[@ThisEpicLife]

And on pretentious, hypocritical liberals who preach about #MeToo and women being objectified, all while playing sluts or posing naked on Instagram... preaching against the 2nd amendment while making millions on violent movies in which they glorify guns and violence... or claiming end-of-the-world climatology while flying around in private jets and cooling their 20-bedroom mansions.

[@acs197]

@@ThisEpicLife That was out of left field.

[@nathanhardesty3742]

@@ThisEpicLife Yeah man that kinda flew out of nowhere. Not sure how necessary it was

[@mejsmith1]

@@ThisEpicLife Or rich hypocritical Elitist Conservatives who who inherit their money and talk endlessly about personal responsibility, while never having to earn their wealth. Then, when they lose money, they ask the government for a handout and get it, while denying anything like that for the poor and middle class who suffer for theirbecause of these elitist Conservative's fuck ups. You see, it works both ways.

[@MattGreerMusic]

@@ThisEpicLife LOL. Rant much?

[@dandominare]

This is definitely one of those sketches that I think the audience underappreciated.

[@STho205]

Snarky, sophomoric audiences don't like being made fun of in a snarky, sophomoric way.

[@floydiandreamscapes5145]

Its Because they were over 20 and fully awake.

[@floydiandreamscapes5145]

@@STho205 sophomoric! I'd say 8th grade graduate.

[@Sandouras]

This movie is about family, and that's what's so important.

[@brianbagnall3029]

It's also about generational guilt and the sins of the fathers.

[@joefelice5062]

More moving than Children of Men, more poignant than Fruitvale Station... this film moves the ground under our feet. And isn’t it time for a cataclysmic shift in the ethos of our shared group-mind, finally? Indeed, it is... and every second counts.

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

@@joefelice5062 Rise up and dig deep, everyone, rise up and dig deep.

[@epicfilmmaker3998]

Dom Toretto has entered the chat

[@okkcomputer]

kyle and beck are perfect for each other

[@dandygirl6]

They are so effortlessly awkward whilst being cool it gets me

[@theeleanorshellstrop]

they’re a beautiful couple 🥺

[@LaDracul]

This actually does hit the nail on the head. Especially as some actors/creatives don't realize what they're actually supporting. No matter how awful the movie is.

[@Americansikkunt]

LaDracul kind of like SNL.

[@RedDragon770]

are you a guy or a soccer mom?

[@klwint02]

I kind of just thought they were making fun of the guest host's acting. She was a good sport to do the skit.

[@Anndgrim]

Oh they know, usually, but they have to pretend it's good on the promo tour.

[@jerryfresh2252]

Boob mountain was a great movie

[@tiotito31]

I remember when the first Hot Robot came out. My grandfather, Abuelito, took me to the theatre. He let me buy anything I wanted, popcorn, mike & ikes, and a large coca cola. The movie really helped us bond with each other. Ever since my grandmother Abuelita passed away, Abuelito became very distant from the family. But that movie helped him move on, and I got to spend a perfect day with him. Where were guys when the groundbreaking seminal film Hot Robot came out?

[@SailorMoonLogic]

I am not exaggerating when I say the first Hot Robot film saved my life. I grew up in a very strict household, made stricter still because I was a "free-spirit" that embarrassed my family. In my household, art in all of its forms was treated with the fear and disgust of a controlled substance and I was only allowed to consume art and film that my parents approved of. So, when media buzz surrounding the genre-defining, once-in-a-generation EXPERIENCE that is, 'Hot Robot' was making the news-rounds, my parents, in an effort to subvert my artistic and outlandish nature, sat me down and FORBADE me from seeing it. They threatened to disown me, to withhold my college tuition, to bad-mouth me to the rest of the family. As frightened as that ultimatum had made me, my plucky curiosity got the better of me, and I managed to sneak into a screening. Hot. Robot. Saved. My. Life. Every word, every shot, every boob, filled my soul in ways my "parentally guided" experiences with cinema NEVER had. By the time the credits rolled, with tears down my cheeks and a song in my heart, I knew, KNEW what my true place in the world was. Hot Robot gave me the strength to tell my parents off, to pay for college on my own, start a business, travel the world, find my soulmate, and bring this now trilogy to everyone whose hearts need succor. Thank-you, Hot Robot, for giving me the courage to be myself.

[@joedy3957]

I hated Hot Robot 1. What are you guys talking about? It was overrated. I don’t effin care that it won both an Oscar and a Nobel Peace Prize. You guys are all sheep. Sheep!!! #ReleaseTheSnyderPretzels

[@matthewthorpe9641]

I watched hot robot and then beat it liked it owed me money

[@FriedSynapse]

Hot Robot 1 came out and I honestly didn't even notice. My life was in a spiraling path of despair. Hot Robot 2 came out and I guess I was just too busy pushing the world away to even notice a glorious franchise had been born. But after my most recent bout of depression ebbed, I saw a trailer for Hot Robot 3 and it literally changed everything for me. I realized that I'd been missing out on life, letting the greatest things slip by while I just sat there, wallowing in my depression. For me, the Journey to Boob Mountain was like recapturing my lost child hood... conquering the abuse and looking past the cigarette burns and brain damage from repeated head trauma. Watching the truest love unfold between a robot from Sweden and a nerd, well it just took my heart and squeezed it. It's the kind of love I've always wished for. I mean, I'll never have it... robots don't look like that... and nerds aren't that attractive... but it's Hollywood. The idea is that seeing these pretty people pretend to be ugly and broken like me, makes me think _I_ can actually do something with my life. After watching Hot Robot 3, I can honestly say, my depression is over.

[@jamezkpal2361]

I took my grandmother out to see Hot Robot for her birthday, along with a few of her friends. I must say the film had a profound effect on us all. That ride home will be etched forever in my memory.

[@tusharpardeshi2115]

The perfection with which they enacted their parts, made it look like a real interview. This skit is overwhelmingly brilliant. Wow.

[@kenny100x35]

"Exclusively on Samsung Gear VR" Hahahahahahahaha!

[@TheSentientmeat]

best punchline ever

[@earlofwickshire5416]

That line paid for by Apple

[@John_C_J]

That's actually good. Samsung and their VR porn are the future.

[@aidangordon2713]

The direct-to-video pipeline of our times.

[@TonecrafteLuthiery]

This is exactly like real interviews for shit movies. And good movies. All movies.

[@Alexiosization]

no one cares just go to bed

[@SanbaiSan]

And that, my friends, is how MOVIES are GREAT AGAIN!

[@BriGuyIL1980]

Yeah, but with shit movies, the actors know they've dropped a deuce and now have to explain why it's deep and meaningful or, most importantly, entertaining.

[@squatch545]

Yes, all the movies you watch.

[@Talhamid]

One of the best SNL skits ever. How they refrained from cracking up is beyond me

[@simnikiwehlatshaneni6765]

I don't get how the audience wasn't laughing more at this skit

[@LouisEmery]

This sketch is timeless. Applicable to all times.

[@ikrela5141]

Hot Robot 3 was already the breast movie of 2017

[@garethhanby]

I downloaded it illegally and can honestly say it was not a patch on the classic Hot Robot 2.

[@yukiheartfilia6572]

Gareth H Whaaat??? Hot Robot 1 was clearly the best! You guys clearly can't tell when a movie is good.

[@oliviafrew6409]

I personally enjoyed hot robot 2 the most🙂🤔

[@laurar678]

Ikrela My favorite is Hot Robot 4. I'm ahead of the game

[@Alexiosization]

so movie ppl shouldnt have a say in politics, yayyay

[@greenmanalishi9919]

This is not even a joke. This is literally the level Hollywood is operating on.

[@zanshinS5]

You are right, it's true, that is why it is so funny

[@joefelice5062]

Fast & Furious 38DD: The Race To Her Face.

[@parttimehuman]

The geniuses of KZbin have discovered satire.

[@sentienthotdog2353]

Wow. This guy gets it.

[@paulcooper8818]

Like the old adage "When all the Hollywood movies are trash maybe it's you"

[@aarond.8812]

That the audience is barely laughing at all makes it even better. They are like WTF? And that is the beauty of Hot Robot. Frankly, too deep for American audiences. I'm sure it did much better in Europe.

[@jaycue7641]

Hot Robot 3 took a lot of risks.

[@ZyxthePest]

IT BROKE NEW GROUND!!!!!!!!!!

[@jimbynewchron2901]

And they say that only shooting stars break the mould.

[@isiaharellano3789]

Aaron D. Yeah like real american B or C movies. it will do good on other countries except for USA

[@jondunmore4268]

They think it's a real interview for a real movie, because - 'Murrica.

[@CorpsmanPrivateer]

I love how Felicity Jones pronounces "Hot Robot."

[@undersolo]

I like how she pronounces anything.

[@bitwize]

She could be today's Kelly Lebrock.

[@TheDmitriy422]

- Hey, what about one last boink? - I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that.

[@louistournas120]

and then, Dave went into the server room and started removing the hetero modules.

[@MrUndersolo]

Daisy, Daisy...

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

My god, it's full of .... ewww!

[@iConKidzZ]

They should let kyle and beck do whatever they want on this show and it would be great

[@AvaloVideo]

Kyle and Beck are gd national treasures.

[@canaisyoung3601]

They most likely will. They kinda already are now.

[@ashleyp3662]

There great

[@michaeloftaoism]

the Bad Neighbor days were pretty sweet

[@mike477]

This aged well

[@BackwoodsFilms]

"Boink initiated!" "Ske-bluh!"

[@Dr3amtime]

I love that the actor has to genuflect to the director when the director wants to pontificate about speaking truth to power.

[@mattponikvar4944]

"In the cafeteria of College U right" It's the little things that make good sketches

[@knastebills8036]

Absolutely, such a small detail, but so contextually percent.

[@dazem8]

"it was great to dive back into skidmark" and his face at 3:45 😭😭

[@TheBlarggle]

"Me may be robot, but me lovey Skidmark 'til me go sleep-sleep. bye-bye." - Barack Obama 2017

[@gregoryjames1542]

When you’re asked to explain what happened in the book your class is reading but you haven’t been reading

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

Uhhmm, who is 'That Guy Who Does His Class Name Tag Artistically' for $200, Alex?

[@BucketOfMarbles]

So, so accurate. Makes me think of the interviews for Dark Phoenix, where they're attributing all this meaning to a shallow, shitty movie.

[@rlacksgh9673]

Well, I think there might be a clause in the actors' contract something like "Thou shall promote this movie the best you can and not reveal to the public even if it's a literal shitstorm"

[@BucketOfMarbles]

@@rlacksgh9673 no joke, I really think that's accurate. Not the exact wording perhaps.

[@ravenstar5376]

ROB try finding the ENDGAME et interview with cheadle , hemsworth and Larson 😂😂😂😂 it is the most epic interview ever ESPECIALLY when cheadle defends her for his money later on

[@joysoyo2416]

Shallow shitty movies are cool af

[@thekiss2083]

Yeah artists are definitely not allowed to talk shit about the movie they're promoting. It's why many of them hate promo tours with a fiery passion

[@ErikeAbbegale]

Hot Robot was an original story with a great cast. It will one day be regarded as a cult classic! Hot Robot 2 was the sequel that somehow made everything bigger & better. It expanded on the world from the first one.

[@ErikeAbbegale]

Hot Robot 3: Journey to Boob Mountain has no soul. It's just there to make more money. Like all third installments in trilogies, it's the worst one...

[@sam21462]

Dude, give it a break, everyone knows that "Hot Robot" was nothing more than a whitewashed version of Toshiro Mifune's 1965 classic film "Sanshiro Sugata"

[@TimThomason]

I think the movie deserves a rewatch. It's obvious that it was made in a very politically charged and traumatic environment, and viewing it within the lens of a post-Trump society, as a modern work of touching melodrama with a touch of acerbic wit. It doesn't match the optimism and enthusiasm of the plots from the first two Hot Robots, written and produced during the nadir of the Obama administration, but that doesn't diminish from the story they're trying to tell. Artists and creators should be free to experiment and speak their mind. Andy Perkins' brilliant screenplay and bold directorial choices are a boon, not a hindrance, to the different tone set forth by Hot Robot 3: Journey to Boob Mountain. And the chemistry between Hot Robot and Skidmark has never been better. Witwer and Stevens are masters of their craft and every scene, either at its zaniest or its somberist, is made all the more better by these two brilliant performers. I see the flaws in Hot Robot 3: Journey to Boob Mountain. They're not numerous, but they are there. Skidmark is much quieter and has a somewhat shorter libido. Hot Robot doesn't explore her bisexuality nearly as much as one would expect. But, again, we were spoiled by the first two brilliant installments. This isn't entertainment. This is a sobering wake-up call that, like Skidmark, Tweezer, and the gang, we can't just mope around all day. We need to be more active, climb that mountain, and pick up some Hot Robot tail.

[@NicetoDarceyFestin]

Hot Robot 3 is an iconic representation of the post election zeitgeist. "Journey to Boob Mountain" singular! It's about the difficult choice of having to choose only one. So profound. I can't wait for the reboot this Summer.

[@joelhughes4296]

*Stands up, eagerly clapping and sobbing* Every word the truth! This was more than a review...it was poetry! lol

[@CsykKrit]

There was the Parthenon, the Mona Lisa, the Pyramids of Giza and then Hot Robot.

[@greatbritishmale]

Will there ever be another hero who will climb boob mountain? Hard to say, these are truly some troubling times. Here's to the ones who dream. Live long. Peace.

[@e.keough2975]

"Now more than ever," so the High School Theater cast DID become actors.

[@memo-fq3ps]

"I'm sorry, I just imagined Obama saying that." 😂

[@joshyoung1440]

Everybody laughed at "Skidmark," but I really got a kick out of "it's been great to dive back into Skidmark" 😂

[@A-Muse-U]

The best part of the skit was Beck’s “Ska-Doo?” At the end, I legit laughed out loud.

[@okrajoe]

When will this movie be released?

[@mrmonsterhunter808]

okrajoe January 15th exclusively on Samsung gear vr. Weren’t you listening?

[@shack8110]

Ha! Yes! SNL realizing actors lecturing Americans about politics is laughable. Actors don't know jack squat about politics.

[@gippy1]

It’s not real

[@XNTYLER]

yu stu wow, you people do put everything through that warped delusional filter of your huh? Internet trolls lecturing KZbin videos on politics and acting is laughable

[@gippy1]

Xn Tyler fuck you

[@AmandaFromWisconsin]

I like the tagline on the movie poster: "This time they got their hands full".

[@sudocatsda1guy390]

Felicity Jones scetches are some of the best is SNL merely because of her strong straight energy

[@enthusedtosing9655]

"It's about an immigrant" From Sweden, which has the highest standard of living in the world

[@AmandaFromWisconsin]

You can still immigrate from Sweden to other countries.

[@stoatsnhoney]

This has aged so well. Like a fine wine. And Felicity, Beck, Kyle, and Cecily all nailed their roles. My favorite part is after the movie clip when it cuts to them all sitting entirely seriously and they hold hands.

[@emolgana]

I love how beck and Kyle always pair up in sketches

[@froy1724]

I think they're gay

[@nottheoriginalhandle]

Dat Boi I thought so too, but apparently he has a girlfriend he’s been with for 5 years or something around it

[@JPGameStuffs]

They have a youtube channel they used to upload to called GoodNeighborStuff. They have some really funny stuff there.

[@matthewscott1091]

*When adult film stars take themselves waaaay too seriously...* Lol 😂

[@10N154T10N]

I watched HR3:J2BM when it came out. It was an amazing, satisfying and emotional conclusion to a wonderful trilogy of films. Adam did an amazing job, bringing finality to a film that is, really, about family. And that's what so great about it. Me personally, I think this film was very cool. Very cool.

[@AdamLacy228]

Kyle + Beck = GOLD! Also Cecily.

[@pazz6708]

This movie was such an inspiration and had so much influence on my life. That I ended up naming my first-born "Richard Skidmark Brown" after the lead character. He ended up becoming C.O.O. of Florida's largest water and sewage treatment facility and inventor of the Seasonal Scented Bra Line. Look for the fall scent, Pumpkin Spice coming soon. As a father, I could not be prouder. I love you son.

[@femtoservants]

what a facsinating story, great to know this movie inspired you and influential it was. People have been very harsh on this film when it came out, but the truth is that they don't understand how powerfull and deep it is. Yeah it was not the first and second hot robot, it was different it tried something that were shocking for fans of the original but in the end, it was a reimagining and so challenging.

[@brantsemallory726]

I've been waiting for 7 years for Hot-Robot 3 to be ported to PC, still hoping it will happen!

[@padawanguy360]

the best part is how dead serious everyone is about it

[@jjbeerj]

"It was great to dive back into Skidmark." Dead.

[@cobrax236]

Is noone gonna mention how amazing Felicity Jones is ?? Omg shes stunningly good!

[@huntercuyler]

"If we could all harness our boob energy, who knows what we could accomplish?!"

[@Peacekeepa317]

It's starts with US. One boob at a time.

[@BobfromSydney]

I feel that the corporate studios actually suppressed this indie gem because it covered sensitive topics with an alternative perspective that the studios were afraid that mainstream audiences were not ready to accept.

[@Tinymoezzy]

Now more than ever, this sketch speaks to us.

[@ianalam4298]

I will legally change my name to Skidmark. Nothing else just Skidmark

[@jintymahogany7822]

Ian Alam like mclovin

[@rorywhelan_]

Crap bag

[@MOTM1234]

"in the cafeteria of college-U, right, yes" too good, 1:54

[@ThatOtherTom]

Press 8 for "SKA-BLUH?"

[@samiam9202]

8

[@CossackGene]

"If we could all harness our boob energy, who knows what we could accomplish?" The Women's March? :D

[@olliesweirdworld]

I want this movie to be real, but with Cecily as the robot

[@ericjamieson]

The way Felicity Jones says "Hot Robot" will always make me laugh.

[@michelleh.5225]

i keep playing 3:35 to 3:45 over and over again... such a beautiful scene *tears*

[@ThisHorrorFilmDoesNotExist]

Do yourself a favor. Pause on 3:35, tap the video once to clear the arrow away, and then alternate between tapping 3:35 and 3:45 in this comment. You're welcome.

[@spiraldownn]

Is it bad that I actually want this to be a movie because of how ridiculous it would be?

[@KaraokeNig]

Iam pretty sure you can find movies like that by hundreads.

[@arinross523]

Raine In Spaine no not in the least

[@SniffyPoo]

I want the numbering to start at 3 too. just skip 1 and 2.

[@rootbeer_666]

Me not know

[@victorhuertas4685]

i want it to be true, cause of HOT ROBOT

[@zerosysko]

Now when I look at Beck Bennett all I see is a less creepy-looking Putin.

[@blueoctopus8]

2:38 made this skit worth it for me

[@rohanmuzawara7209]

Was that scripted or they actually messed up

[@S1L3NTG4M3R]

BEST. THUMBNAIL. EVER!

[@GatCat]

I like how they are making fun of how actors think their work is always society changing.

[@Be1smaht]

Kyle Mooney is amazing. He doesnt always get his props

[@masterchain3335]

Jones does a good job of keeping a straight face through this. I don't think I could have.

[@ashleymillican3809]

I easily kept a straight face since the sketch wasn't even remotely funny

[@Kapuist1]

Kyle and Beck are my favorites. Especially Kyle, possibly one of the most underrated players on SNL.

[@hl8655]

Omg. This press junket skit is spot on.

[@kylies5008]

Sorry that just gave me chills

[@skyhr]

SUCH an underrated film!

[@YukeXie-w9l]

a bisexual robot exchange student from sweden is so good

[@jhbonarius]

Yes, what if American Pie had robots... good question

[@abueloorgulloso]

Skidmark:"We made it too Boob Mountain, but will I ever see you again?" Hot Robot:"Me not know" Skidmark:"What about one last boink?" Hot Robot:"Boink initiated" Skidmark:"Skuuuuduuuuuh!" LMMFAO!!!

[@AndrewNowacki]

This was one of the funniest SNL skits I've ever seen.

[@alexthelizardking]

Not since The Room has a motion picture been so fresh, so urgent and so relevant as the Hot Robot franchise. It brought about the third American film Renaissance.

[@ObscuredByTime]

This is one seriously undervalued SNL skit. Felicity Jones and Beck Bennett were perfect for this. It's scathing comedy. Finally, they make fun of the right things.

[@00hunger54]

BRING BACK DAVID S. PUMPKINS

[@eethkoth841]

Yes!

[@mc540flip]

00hunger54 "Any Questions?"

[@OhHiNebulae]

Why? It wouldn't make any sense. I loved the sketch, but it needs to stay a single sketch. Look what happened to the alien abduction one, they tried it 2 more times and they both sucked in comparison.

[@theultimatereductionist7592]

Feature length David S Pumpkins SNL movie.

[@Pinkclouds512]

OhHiNebulae I thought that the near death experience one wasn't too bad.

[@lousyacrobat]

such a well written sketch

[@drewmertens7704]

I noticed all the grandmas were played by twenty year olds, was that intentional? Ohh good eye Amy!

[@victorhuertas4685]

they say hollywood does not make good movies anymore, that nothing is truly OSCAR worthy, & then this gem..tears..of joy ans slow claps inserted here..lol

[@chaosordeal294]

A little shot a Samsung GearVR there at the end. Nice.

[@garypranzo9334]

"If we could all harness our boob energy who knows what we could accomplish."

[@lettheworldburn2998]

I swear to God I've seen this on cinemax at 2 am.

[@LadyBherd]

Kyle and his looks are so versatile!

[@Redbeardian]

I couldn't remember the title so I searched "snl boob robot" and it was the top result. I love youtube. lol

[@williamfaust8294]

“Adam Perkins” looked so real

[@elihauser1840]

she actually did SO WELL IN THIS SCENE WHY?

[@CollinSchleper]

This might not be laugh out loud funny, but goddamn does it hit the nail on the head. For that, it is appreciated.

[@sithlord1051]

This is pure gold!

[@AlessaMason]

Beck being able to keep a straight face no matter the skit is admirable!

[@AmandaFromWisconsin]

Especially at 2:51. lol Like he’s taking it so seriously.

[@SophieBot5000]

I can’t watch this movie without crying

[@haileyantonio5637]

Omg this is so accurate 😂

[@seanspicer9260]

You're testing me SNL!! The president has to be mentioned in every skit? Are you kidding me?! ARE YOU F**KING KIDDING ME?! SPICEY'S MAD - SPICEY'S GONNA SHUT YOU DOWN - YOU WONT STAND A CHANCE!! 😡👊🏻

[@ajschannel7107]

I have a question are you okay?

[@ahsansiddiqui4263]

he' great! he got a 101 thumbs up!

[@HSetOSCAR]

+Aj Nicko Take it, take it, take it! You cannot come at me like that, I will put you in the corner with CNN!!

[@dennisthorpe7792]

I want to see this movie.

[@itssatantheprinceofdarknes3787]

I remember me and my best friend (both age 11 at the time.) were watching the episode (The day it was broadcasted, when it premiered.) this skit was from exactly before this skit happened and we got a commercial for the movie Rings. Me and him were so freaked out by the trailer that my dad sent us both to bed.

[@deepvybes]

Dude Beck with the controlled tears you are a legend!!!!

[@davidsmeglap4023]

Underrated line. It was great to dive back into skidmark.

[@supahstrike77]

When they played the clip...BOINK INITIATED 🙈😭🤣💀

[@tasiedell3753]

How did I miss this one, this is hilarious. What a comment on Hollywood

[@MrChase115]

I'm waiting for the prequel, Hot Robot: The Manufacturing

[@KT-Buf69]

This is grade a snl here. Genius

[@jv-lk7bc]

3:44 that one perfect look

[@joeroberts6465]

this needs to be a real movie, with felicity as hot robot

[@landongill7595]

This was the best film I’ve ever seen, it seemed it was even based off a true story.