The First Westworld - Caravan Of Garbage

Westworld on HBO is now into season three which began in 2016 (or as we call it the past). The idea of Wsetworld though began in the 1973 Michael Crichton directed classic western. Starring Yul Brynner, James Brolin and Richard Benjamin. In a lot of ways it set the tone for many sci fi classics to come such as Terminator and Predator and in a lot of other ways it's quite dull. This is our Caravan Of Garbage review.
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[@tobigrantlbart]

In 1973 it was like:„Wow I want to go to Westworld“ Nowadays it's like:„ Who cares I can do better things like going to Westworld. Like watching Westworld on TV“

[@PatrickLofstrom]

Metaworld, we've made it!

[@casualkitty1381]

Jurassic Park, but also the Mayor from Jaws (1975), "We can't shut down the annual Splash Around in the Water party just because you think you saw a shark. It's a major source of income for the town."

[@IsaiahAmos017]

lol

[@IsaiahAmos017]

in real life places we want to go is like the Meiko hesume and the 2Pac holographic concert

[@Jon.A.Scholt]

Best Crichton film? Congo, obviously. Stop eating my sesame cake!

[@Cabooselololol]

Fun fact, this film contains one of the earliest references of a computer virus along with being the first film to mention the concept of a computer virus.

[@mysticindigo]

Cabooselololol, Crichton is the one who came up with computer virus. This movie was the very first to use that term. Another fun fact, Alan Oppenheimer, the doctor/computer guy played Dr. Rudy Wells on the Six Million Dollar Man from 1973-1974.

[@JC_Cali]

That's great trivia! You should add it on IMDb section for this movie 😃

[@SPFLDAngler]

You wrote the same exact thing twice... why would you write the same thing twice? Lmao...

[@canadiandee6342]

Ursine Maximus who wrote what twice?

[@spartacus1155]

I think 2001 a space Odyssey did at 1st

[@dangreene5813]

"James Brolin looks exactly like Christian Bale." - Truer words have never been spoken.

[@CCDawgs7]

Dan Greene normally with those kinda comparisons, I think “meh not really” But holy shit that’s identical

[@SUPACONSCIOUS]

Richard Benjamin also looks like Michael Imperioli

[@stevencooper1103]

I was going thinking the same thing as soon as he popped up, lol.

[@PatrickLofstrom]

That part of the video scratched my itch.

[@DOSkywalkR]

I thought it for the whole video and then he went and said it, so I was like "good, I'm not crazy for thinking that" xD

[@batbsbs9cjw]

I loved the idea that they'd managed to make Robots that are almost indistinguishable from humans, and had somehow done it while simultaneously only being able to give them eyesight with the resolution of an Atari 2600.

[@FatherDyer1990]

Yul Brynner has such a screen presence. The first sequence of him walking into the bar birthed the terminator as we know it.

[@elainethomas9737]

Mr Brynner is so cool everybody is a critic..I loved this movie is 😃

[@gankhef5564]

Would legitimately opt for a T-Rex hunting me down over Yul Brynner from Westworld. Takes a lot to out menace a T-Rex, but he manages.

[@overlord6993]

James Brolin is timetravelling Christian Bale

[@SchulzEricT]

Method actors are weird, man.

[@CoarStolos]

but also nick nolte is thanos father.

[@schools6555]

To this day I still laugh at your hilarious comment "Daniel Craig looks like a Russet potato in a tuxedo" lmao 😆 classic!

[@deank81]

Yul Brynner was terrifying in the original. I love that movie

[@kurosakid5201]

The Future Trunks edit at 11:12 killed me 😂 great work there Ben. I loved Biker Mice from Mars as a kid, Modo was my fave because he had that sweet metal arm. Also please do an episode on Futureworld 👍

[@isakmalik7754]

Did you fast foward

[@BenFromCanada]

@@isakmalik7754 He's from the past! But that was his present at the time.

[@kurosakid5201]

@@isakmalik7754 I travelled back from the future, piggybacked a ride with Christian Bale to make the comment in the past. Nah in all seriousness Patreon supporters tend to get Caravan of Garbage episodes early.

[@isakmalik7754]

Your a time traveller that's amazing what's your secret🤣🤣

[@ADSheehan]

I'm from the future (of your present). Ironically, Josh Brolin ends up playing Nick Mason in the Mr. Sunday Movies cinematic universe.

[@drjwww]

Re Christian Bale getting killed off: Hard to believe, but, at the time, Mr Mustache (Richard Benjamin) was a *much* bigger star than James Brolin was, especially after films like "Goodbye, Columbus." Benjamin moved out of acting, though, and into directing. Also, I'd forgotten that Dick van Patten -- from the long-running US series "Eight Is Enough" and several films with Mel Brooks, including "Spaceballs" And "High Anxiety" -- was in this. And Majel Barrett, loooong pre-ST:TNG, as the madame.

[@ScreamingScallop]

I grew up just a little too late for Goodbye, Columbus or Westworld; to me, Richard Benjamin was Quark, and the guy who was trying to kill George Hamilton's Dracula in Love at First Bite, while James Brolin was my hero in Capricorn One. Now Brolin's *son* is Thanos and Cable and oh god i am so old i fart dust and insect husks

[@THX11458]

Yeah you're right, Richard Benjamin was quite popular in the 70's mostly as a comic actor. Funny how someone can go from a popular star to a complete unknown in a few decades.

[@ThreadBomb]

@@ScreamingScallop I had to check you weren't talking about the character Quark from Star Trek, who was played by Armin Shimerman.

[@BonJoviBeatlesLedZep]

@@THX11458 I feel like a big part of it is that a lot of 70s comedy films haven't really persisted in people's memories

[@lanceash]

Richard Benjamin, nerdy looking as he is, had a HOT wife: Paula Prentiss. She was scrumptious.

[@Mario_Angel_Medina]

Do Futureworld!!! I love watch people reacting at sequels that have notthing to do with the originals

[@NelsonStJames]

Yep, and even though it had nothing to do with the original, they were still tricky enough to put that dream sequence in, but it didn't fool anybody.

[@kingofthemonsters8357]

Nick and James explain the flow of time: 0:06 1:04 2:22 6:16 9:12 10:58 12:32 13:14 13:56

[@hobnobrev]

I saw this when I was about 14. It was on the TV and I just sat down and watched it. I didn't find any of it boring, I found the concept that companies would knowingly turn a blind eye to problems to make money a shock at that age. So, this may have been one of the first movies to truly make me "see" modern business for what it is. They aren't and will never be anyone's friend.

[@eastvandb]

@Carmina Burana Well, I saw Westworld when it first came out, and I find it a bit tacky now. Loved it at the time. Must've seen it half a dozen times.

[@user-wy1et9dk9w]

@Carmina Burana i'm around their age and while this is true to an extent, in fairness i feel like not many things pre 80's aged well objectively (try to ignore the generation bias, i do my best lol). Especially special effects wise, which the 80's kind of took to a new level at the time.

[@thursoberwick1948]

@@user-wy1et9dk9w I love seventies films. They do call the seventies "the decade taste forgot", and they are definitely less stylish than the sixties, but once you get past that, there are a lot of genuinely interesting ideas being explored in mainstream, commercial cinema. Hollywood was competing against TV by then, and also bringing in European techniques. Seventies Science Fiction pre-Star Wars is pretty daring. After that, nineties onwards, it all became a lot more formulaic.

[@thursoberwick1948]

Yes, and that theme is also explored in Alien, Jaws etc. Very, very relevant in an age in which people hero worship Elon Musk (even though he wants access to people's minds!), and Mr "Bates" who has allowed to dictate health policy and destroy the global economy... And promote digital ID.

[@chrissullivan6572]

BIKET MICE FROM MARS!!! That's a deep cut.

[@kingdot4677]

You should talk about the movie Future World, westworlds sequel

[@NickonStark]

pee

[@ForwardEarth]

Please watch the whole video before commenting.

[@mysticindigo]

Or do the first westworld series, Beyond Westworld from 1980!

[@kurosakid5201]

At 03:23 that dude (I'm guessing it's James Brolin) looks so much like Christian Bale. Is Bale a secret Brolin child? 😅 Edit: Damn it James I should have watched the whole video before making this comment 😂

[@mrsundaymovies]

GOTCHA!

[@Selfinflictedhummusrocket]

I'm only a few minutes in and this comment still confuses me

[@m1xedp1ckle]

I literally thought it was!

[@Selfinflictedhummusrocket]

Just finished the video but I was legitimately expecting the gotcha to be that the Westworld movie was made in like 2000 and that actually was Christian Bale.

[@thewerewolff7248]

Kurosaki D You fool!

[@alisonsheep]

"robots designed by other robots so we don't understand how they work" cool! That's a real concept in real life too! They didn't know that back then, though, as far as I know

[@BonJoviBeatlesLedZep]

Yes! That's really forward thinking on Crichton's part.

[@thursoberwick1948]

@@BonJoviBeatlesLedZep It also shows that they don't understand how they work, so they can't fix them properly.

[@Hearthian]

This is without a doubt the best youtube community of all time.

[@GeordieNerdReacts]

True gr8 m8

[@annonymous7286]

Apart from the 2 jabbering jackals flapping on about movies amiright? Gottem

[@GeordieNerdReacts]

@@annonymous7286 ha got em. The bloody big dick heads Got em again

[@oscarmccormack1611]

And then punch his head off.

[@RileyDia]

Them's Fightin words

[@gabrielkhoury8669]

When I first saw Brolin Senior... It was the first that popped in my mind..."it's Christian Bale!!" And few seconds later they say it! They read all of our minds! Nice job guys!

[@ZachBobBob]

As soon as James Brolin popped up I was like 'Hey that guy looks like Christian Bale'. So I'm glad James mentioned it

[@robwalsh9843]

Yul Brynner smiling with glowing yellow eyes was always a chilling scene to me.

[@GeneralBulldog54]

I never thought of James Brolin looking like anyone except maybe his son. Now I can't unsee it. The resemblance is uncanny.

[@maplebob23]

I love this film. So much fun. It actually made me think westerns could be fun because I was was a Lost in Space/UFO/Star Trek/Space:1999 type of kid.

[@thursoberwick1948]

Lost in Space and Star Trek were partly based on westerns. As was Star Wars and Battlestar Galactica.

[@jameswait5340]

Here for the local references.

[@harryminack4385]

Sovereign Hill > Westworld

[@jameswait5340]

@Jesse W who you calling foreigner?

[@shwnshts9469]

No mentions of the Simpsons homage to Westworld?! It's fckn classic! How could you not mention that! Arrgh! Maybe I missed it?! But how?! Now I have to rewatch this whole video again!

[@thursoberwick1948]

@@Largentina. I live in Scotland and it's been huge here. Last time I was in Oz, Simpsons was on TV.

[@Tito151]

@@thursoberwick1948 You know the real deal. In Japan, it's pretty much not talked about anymore, but adults are at least familiar with it. I have Irish and Oz mates here that I can bounce quotes off of any time. I've never felt more at home with them.

[@Jepze158]

@@Largentina. Really? It has always been very popular here in Finland.

[@jsterling03]

I’d like to see a FUTUREWORLD review here. It’s the only film we have starring Gwyneth Paltrow’s mom and Henry Fonda’s son!

[@elliotkeil6063]

Gotta love corona for catching up on westworld...

[@mkaptainkaro5214]

Future world was actually pretty fun when I remember watching it. Would recommend

[@munjee2]

James Brolin looks more like he's Christian bale's dad instead of Josh Brolin

[@fffianist]

If Christian Bale Sr. had a baby with himself

[@samuelperezgarcia]

More like he looks like Christian Bale is Josh Brolin's dad. There isn't any James Brolin. xD

[@pEac3LOv30319]

This is probably a small detail that only someone like me would notice, but at 2:53, 9:05, and 9:15, the 'Wow' sound that they use is actually a soundbite from the anime Fairy Tail. I recognized it because my friend and I both use it for text alerts. I actually checked my phone to see if I got a text. By the way, love your videos guys! You always make my day better. :D

[@michaeljeacock]

westworld first 2D CGI futureworld first 3D CGI jurassic park changed visual effects as we know them. sod james cameron and george lucas, michael crichton accidentally the creator of the modern movie industry lol.

[@burresseffects]

Thanks for covering this, lads. I loved seeing it on Encore when I was 12 or 13. The moment where the Gunslinger showed up in the new series was sadly the only satisfying surprise in the whole show.

[@dartheleven2108]

I would love to see you guys cover future world, but I have a feeling my opinion counts for little, because I'm from your future or as I like to call it, the present.

[@larryjex6485]

I liked it as a 13 year old in '73, mostly because all the really good movies were rated R at the time, but a recent revisit convinced me that it is better than I remember it. It's still just as much a fantasy today as it was 50 years ago, and we still don't have any technology even approaching this level.

[@JimHabash]

In the summer before 3rd grade I saw Westworld at the drive in when it came out, it was so bad ass. I had just seen Yul Brynner in some westerns that my family watched-so when I saw him the first time in the same outfit as the gunslinger robot I was stoked. Then there were sex robots, and even though I didnt know much about that at the time, I knew boobs were cool, these bots were doing grown up stuff. Parents didnt care back then about , ratings or much of anything. At least mine didn't, I saw all the clint eastwood movies. Mom and dad never let me see night of the living dead, but everything else was allowed! As a 1st year Gen x, we were latchkey kids and took care of ourselves, did what we wanted and watched whatever we wanted until the parents got home from work. We would go to the movies and watch whatever we wanted. Get this, in 1976 I saw this movie with James Coburn called "Cross of Iron", in a theater. It was a ww2 german perspective war movie. I have since purchased a dvd of it and they cut this awful scene and othe massive fight scenes right out of it. You'll never see them again. So this scene youll never see: Russian women soldiers were bathing in a creek and german soldiers capture them and force one of them into oral sex. She is made to do it, and does- but in true defiance, she bites his wang right off right when hes about to get his nut off. I shit my pants. Then he killed her. It was so brutal. You knew this movie was going somewhere dark .I'm not saying it was appropriate, just that it was so "70s" that was open thinking in movies. Large scope. I thought Apocalypse now was awesome. They filmed The deer hunter in my hometown. I was at my dentist next to the "Welsh Bar" where they were all drinking an those steel mills are now dead. A different time period, the 70s. In the late 60's, when they shot martin luther king, there were major riots and my mom said she understood and felt the pain of the rioters. She took no chances with our safety cuz she knew the shit was real. We had veterans come back from vietnam who were postal workers. I would go to Cleveland browns games vs the steelers with them on the bus as a 11 year old, life was cool as shit back then, it was real. Those guys were bad ass men. The women were tough as well. Movies today are ok, but at the time, the 70s was the shiz.

[@ottobaron6392]

"Mr. Mustache" is Richard Benjamin, a very goood actor. I loved his "Rosenblatz"(Helsing, he changed his name for professional reasons) in "Love at First Bite". He's had several films over the years.

[@samuelperezgarcia]

One of my childhood favorites. Probably wouldn't hold up to my scrutiny now in the future, which is your past if you are reading this. Was also pleasantly surprised when I finally discovered Michael Crichton had written and directed this, since he has been one of my favorite authors since Jurassic Park.

[@nonProfitJoeRo]

I totally misread the scene in last week's caravan of garbage. Was fully expecting blazing saddles, this makes much more sense.

[@eastvandb]

As an old guy, I remember Richard Benjamin. He was Portnoy in the movie adaptation of 'Portnoy's Complaint' (which was a huge book in the 70s), also he was in Catch-22 and a ton of other films. He directed 22 movies. The only really memorable one is "My Favourite Year", which still holds up.

[@sikliztailbunch]

I am just picturing an 80s Arnold Schwarzenegger, lighting a cigar, putting on his glasses, throwing in Westworld into his home theatre and taking out a pencil and a notebook.... "*scribble*......kold stäre....*scrabble*....don´t smaaayl...."

[@mweissma]

Review the “Toxic Avenger.”

[@jasoncarter1869]

Looks like Officer Murphy in that thumbnail Robocop was a WestWorld?

[@anubusx]

Awesome crossover.

[@Largentina.]

RoboCop was inspired by this movie. Same with Terminator.

[@nigeldonaldson1647]

ive always wondered if anyone else noticed how much Peter Weller (Murphy in ROBOCOP) resembled yul brynner in WEST WORLD especially when Murphy takes off the helmet

[@B-Shells]

5:25 Was thinking the whole time up until this point, “Man, Christian Bale could definitely play this guy in a bio pic,” Thank god you said something lmao

[@thebacons5943]

The original Westworld is really good. It’s like an extended twilight zone episode. I actually have really enjoyed the first two seasons of the show so far, too

[@joserenteria9109]

When Nick says “Na” at the end!! 😂. Idk why that was so funny

[@distantignition]

"We don't want you if you're from the future! You know things that we don't!" Video released Mar 17, 2020. Hmmm.

[@PatrickLofstrom]

For years I wanted to watch this movie, and when I finally did, I pretty much felt like you guys: has its moments, but drags. Please do Futureworld, because I don't think I have the patience to watch it myself. Thanks!

[@Bs60182]

I’m from the future and they just announced a Biker Mice From Mars live action movie and it’s actually going to be filmed on Mars!

[@Bs60182]

Matty M We obviously made them. It’s 2126 you can cross breed just about anything in your garage. It’s like an easy bake oven..

[@magnamic5614]

Brian PRM, He’s not lying. That’s practically all humans did on Mars as soon as we got there. The mice did all the work building up the place until we humans could get to live on the surface. What a world we live in.

[@SchulzEricT]

@@magnamic5614 I'm from his future; it was underwhelming. Fine but... nothing special.

[@magnamic5614]

SchulzEricT, Bloody Hell! You must be from my future. What happened?! Did someone give the mice motorcycles? The one thing I told them not to do. SMH.

[@thursoberwick1948]

They need to make a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles film in an actual sewer.

[@jeynarl]

Now from memory (and note that I haven't seen this since my dad made us watch all his favorite shows when I was a kid) the final shot of this original Westworld was just like planet of the apes where they just really focus in on the main guy being stuck in a hellhole and not knowing what to do. Pretty nihilistic stuff for 90s kids to watch

[@Jepze158]

It is very gritty for a scifi but it was early 70s and that was popular style at the time. If it came out in late 70s it would have probably been very different kind of movie.

[@beastchug]

Nick really spoke to me during this review when he said he saw the VHS box but never rented it. The reason I watched this review was exactly that reason. I never rented the movie but vividly remember seeing it every time I went to the video rental place. Thank you for telling me about the movie I never saw as a kid!!

[@StalinBrosef]

I'm commenting from the future (relative to when this video was recorded) the world has gone into lockdown because of the Coronavirus/Covid-19. But it's good that you guys are still making entertaining videos for us, and I'm grateful.

[@mrsundaymovies]

Woah the future sounds bleak. Glad I'm still in the past.

[@simonoosthuizen184]

You guys are amazing and I could listen to you talk for literal hours on end

[@nathanbuttgame]

The far flung future of 1983! Lol. The year of my birth.

[@lucentv]

Perfect timing. I just started binging the series and took a break after season one to watch booth movies.

[@taputechnic]

Four observations: 1) The main mustache guy was Major Danby in Catch-22, and his few scenes were generally amusing. 2) The Roman-world scene (1:15) looks kind of like Alhambra Fortress in Granada. 3) I'm guessing that Yul Brynner learned his slow, relentless pursuit strategy from Pepe Le Pew. 4) In the glimpse of "Beyond Westworld" (12:50), I saw Connie Sellecca, of "Greatest American Hero" fame.

[@justinw1563]

WOW!! A Biker Mice from Mars reference haha!! Excellent!! Thumbs up!!

[@heartsalive3157]

This is a must watch for people who love retro scifi like star treks holodeck and bladerunner

[@yottanuclei]

Your video editors are spot on. 10/10

[@mikemorrison634]

Two years later and I'm still waiting for you guys to come back to 'futureworld'. Please 🥺

[@LobbyDaLobster]

"There's no controlling the *rowbuts* at all!" - best line from that movie.

[@Ambegris]

I quite like Futureworld. It's adds the interesting innovation of having a plot. Political thrillers with journalists were all the rage (post All the President's Men, Fourth Protocol etc) so what if figures in politics were being replaced by robots?

[@TheB00tyWarrior]

Would like to see a longer version of this movie, it had a lot of cool ideas.

[@Thecuriousincident1]

I think they had a reference to the original film in the latest episode of Westworld season3 episode 7. When Delores uses a drone to go into a building and killl some guys it looks a lot like the robot vision Yule Brenner had when you see through his eyes.

[@Smoker920909]

Only video I have liked before watching! Love the content! And could listen to you guys for hours

[@evanmccann7186]

Thanks guys. With the world ending I really needed your Australian banter to get me through my lunch.

[@apex2000]

West World, Jurassic Park Crossover... Why this not a thing yet?

[@darianvargas7624]

apex2000 Westworld is set in the future and Jurassic Park/World is set in the present.

[@canadiandee6342]

Reddit went nuts in seasons one when Dolores mentioned that there used to be giant beasts, as big as mountains. The next day was all CROSSOVER!!!!!!!

[@samuelperezgarcia]

@@darianvargas7624 actually, the first Jurassic Park was set in the late 80's, and Westworld in 1983, so it can be a thing.

[@waalterrr2239]

2:33 sovereign hill is west world, when I was little saw a little set up things were they pretended to shoot a guy for not having a licence. I got so scared and thought it was real

[@Kingshivi92]

Hi i am from the future, your videos are still being used in history and film classes as examples and case studies. Good on ya m8

[@hada__02]

1. Coronavirus isn’t really a meme anymore, just a scarring memory 2. Disney Star Wars is still canon 3. Jury still out on hugging being gay

[@markbarthel9835]

The Terminator would have never been written, without The Gunslinger from West World.

[@XlAtari2600lX]

Hey James and Maso! Please please please do the Short Circuit movies and the Tremors movies on Caravan of Garbage!!! It would help get me through this coronavirus time! Thanks so much love what you guys do! People look at me weird at work when I laugh out loud because I listen to the podcast while I work.

[@markchapman6800]

"If you do want us to come back to Futureworld, let us know." Will it involve your suffering, as did the Transformers series? If so then yes please! :-)

[@mrsundaymovies]

AW BOO

[@markchapman6800]

@@mrsundaymovies 😙

[@kaseyoconnor]

I love a good sovereign hill reference in my movie reviews. Really butters my crumpet.

[@FabulousKilljoy917]

Why’s Zac Efron got a mustache. And living in the 70s😂

[@bigstunna2049]

I'm convinced james Brolin and christian bale are the same person kind of like a "looper" situation minus killing his younger self

[@scarletspidernz]

Saw both West world and Futureworld before watching the current tv show, though some parts felt very laborious, concepts and ideas in the show were pretty awesome and could imagine back then how amazing it would have been. Current tv show's great but each season gets dumb'd down in order to get viewership up which sucks

[@aipom004]

Every single Endgame cut makes me laugh, quality editing

[@jtscott9223]

When are you guys gonna do League of Extraordinary Gentlemen?

[@shiloc009]

Omg thank you! Biker Mice were my favorite. Thank you Ben for finding that clip!

[@EnigmaMachinist]

I loved Westworld growing up! Thanks for covering this movie. I never saw Futureworld so if you guy tackle that for me, that would be great!

[@bipeline]

A+ for the Sovereign Hill reference. How good are those raspberry drops? Lemon's better, but you get my point

[@mrsundaymovies]

Lemon is not better how dare you.

[@chrisreilly1463]

The joy it gives me that when talking about westoworld as clip with Aaron Paul was shown then when a clip of Bojack Horseman was shown the credit was to 'Aaron Pau' is unwarranted.

[@aamirrazak3467]

Michael Crichton really was a visionary with the many ideas he made that became films what a career and life he had RIp

[@thursoberwick1948]

He also wrote a film about sexual harassment of men by women. Something which goes on but our society won'r admit.

[@aamirrazak3467]

@@thursoberwick1948 oh really, that’s news to me. It’s honestly sad that issue doesn’t get more coverage and attention, it’s a serious problem.

[@thrashandburn10221]

The vibe I always got was that Crichton would read a weird science article with some sensationalized headline i.e. "dinosaur DNA found intact" and then craft a story based on the sensationalized idea

[@robdon3472]

I loved the part when you see the old Yul Brenner robot in season 1

[@zacevans1683]

Sovereign Hill is where it’s at, haven’t been there since I was a kid though

[@pudding7876]

Love Michael Crichton's books! What you gonna read recommendation: Micro, Terminal Man, Congo

[@3317alibaba]

0:49 Mr Sunday did a sneaky here with a NIP SLIP

[@CassandrashadowcassMorrison]

The Andromeda Strain (1971) was actually our first introduction to Michael Crighton's worldbuilding

[@225Perfect]

Someone has to of mentioned it by now, but everyone who watches this will be doing so in the future, compared to when it was recorded, because that's how time works. (Thank you Mitch Hedberg. R.I.P.)

[@simonoosthuizen184]

Thanks for the hilarious content

[@adameggers8146]

I loved WW as a kid. I also liked Futureworld and found it under appreciated. I see a lot of the themes from FW playing out in the new HBO WW. Would love to hear your take on FW. Keep up the cool videos.

[@christopherdelapaz6359]

I was going to die if you didn't mention James Brolin looking exactly like Christian Bale.

[@alicem3415]

The intro was one of my favorite parts.

[@mobyt.3900]

great vid, I'm old as dirt and saw it when it came out in theaters. what blew me away was that the obvious star, James Brolin, got killed and the obvious sidekick, Richard Benjamin, was left to fight The Man In Black (not Johnny Cash, sadly). also, wasn't that Alan Oppenheimer, Rudy Wells from "the Six Million Dollar Man" as the lead nerd? yes, it was, he got better at bionics (and they even recycled the "lifting the face off" bit in the series, this time with the legendary John Saxon! he entered the dragon and I hope he was wearing protection.

[@willpatterson2274]

Sovereign Hill IS Westworld! I'm from Victoria too. I've been watching your channel since the Howard the Duck switcheroo episode

[@mrsundaymovies]

Appreciate it! Now let’s both promise to visit Sovereign Hill every year for the rest of our lives.

[@annonymous7286]

Wow, gonna have to change its name to SOY-mountain, gottem

[@MarcCoteMusic]

I quite enjoyed the movie when I first saw it, though I can't remember exactly when that was... probably on TV in the late 70s. I've seen it once since then, maybe 20 or 25 years ago, and enjoyed it then, too.

[@hosswindu166]

3:30 That's Majel Barrett behind James Brolin. Nurse Chapel from Star Trek TOS and Mrs. Roddenberry.

[@Bilociraptor]

Finally a local reference I get! Went to Sovereign Hill once. Panned MAD gold.

[@Demonmack0]

...until you mentioned "he looks like Christian Bale' I THOUGTH THAT WAS BALE!