Negative Waves Scenes from Kelly's Heroes Movie

Scenes from the movie Kelly's Heroes applicable in everyday aspects of social life...especially in the morning :)

[@goldenpacificmedia]

Came here on June 20, 2024 - RIP Donald Sutherland.... Thanks for the acting and movies!

[@SheldonAdama17]

Nothing but positive waves for Donald Sutherland, RIP you absolute legend.

[@MattSmearman95]

“ what you could use is some armor.” “Hey crapgame.”

[@stefanfilipovits21]

Rest in peace Donald Sutherland . Thank you for this unforgettable performance and a lifetime of remarkable work.

[@DotepenecPL]

"Why don't you knock it off with them negative waves? Why don't you dig how beautiful it is out here? Why don't you say something righteous and hopeful for a change?" I'm dying at this moment.

[@oldrocker74]

Crap!

[@johnthrush5097]

It's not a question !!!!!

[@travisbickle4307]

Haha! I said that to one of my employees at work. Everyone sat stunned.

[@connorwalsh7033]

Stop being a Moriarty

[@snave59]

@@travisbickle4307 LOL!

[@THERealRibbitBartono]

A Vietnam era stoner in ww2 oddball in a nutshell. Such an amazing movie.

[@starbird1111]

Really is. Been diggin this flick since I was a kid. 54 now.

[@MrBastilleDay]

Rick O'Shay maybe a “proto-hippy”??

[@vovindequasahi]

Yeah in the beginning he's smoking weed and everything. Pure Vietnam hippie guy in WWII. Perfectly normal hahaha.. Love this movie. It has meta-level humor, which is rare for Hollywood. It actually expects the viewer to be intelligent.

[@stevekaczynski3793]

@Rick O'Shay Yes. He was deliberately anachronistic. When the film came out there were plenty of people like Oddball walking around. But not in 1944.

[@GrainneCarney]

When my dad showed me this film when I was a youngun about 6 or 7, I could tell straight away this was like MASH(at that point I'd only seen the film not read the book or seen the TV show) it was topical/satirical commentary dressed up as a ww2 caper. I still remember the look in my teachers face when I answered that question of what I wanted to be when I grew up with "I want to be oddball from Kelly's Heroes"

[@jw66jw]

Gavin Macleod 1931-2021 Rest in Peace "Always with the negative ways Moriarty, always with the negative waves". GOD's speed.

[@mrwaterschoot5617]

he did the love boat and mchales navy

[@evenjsteven9014]

Negative waves

[@pauldashwood2897]

I didn’t realise he had died …what a great character actor …love this film .

[@JoFa876]

To quote the man himself. " Oh man, don't hit me with them negative waves so early in the morning.". Just woke up to this. RIP Donald Sutherland.

[@SoFloCo-ne4rk]

Always with the negative waves, Moriarty.

[@sosaboi1352]

Rest in peace Oddball, no more negative waves where you are.

[@Trail_sniffer75]

Sadly going to be missed still can't get over the fact he did this film without a script ad-libbed everything he said Genius

[@ecglaw0]

One of the most underrated movies of all time. Great cast, story and dialogue Seen it 10 times and gonna' watch it again now..

[@vovindequasahi]

Yeah I agree. One of those movies I just watch again and again, and never get tired of. It has a bit of a slow section in the middle, but all in all it is a masterpiece. And what a cast! Amazing that it even exists. Today nobody would even DREAM of making a movie like this in Big-Time Hollywood. Well, maybe Tarantino could get away with it...

[@lavrentivs9891]

Not underrated, everyone I know love it.

[@ecglaw0]

@@lavrentivs9891 By critics.

[@adrianestrada9799]

Only 10?

[@jameswaibel2467]

@@adrianestrada9799 10 times ? A beginner. I've watched this , or at least parts of this movie hundreds of times . Lol

[@MadM0nte]

I love this freaking guy. The way he buys the Tiger in the end is hilarious Moriarty's right though the Tiger's a maintenance nightmare.

[@johnburns4017]

MadM0nte Yep, a heap of junk. And the fuel systems did leak a lot.

[@diet_dr.demoncore]

was just going to say this

[@idontcare9797]

John Burns Yup just like all German vehicles.

[@corey1054]

Was still able to hold together 70% Reliability Rates in May 1944 which is very good for a 50+ Ton Tank in the 40s

[@LL-jt1xt]

Always with them negative waves!

[@ericjones1349]

Who’s here because you received the news that Donald Sutherland passed away?

[@JamesBurnett1985]

Sadly yes😢

[@ernacromberge632]

Yep, me.

[@kgfgfg1]

Don’t Spoiler the end…. Not fair

[@55intheValley]

Yes indeed.

[@gns423]

Yes😢

[@SwolinsKittyGang]

Seven people need to knock it off with them negative waves.

[@RAM243VALDEZ]

word

[@jamesmillar3548]

Must be re'moaners always with the negative waves!

[@simonphoenix5768]

Chris Wolin more like 26 now

[@robertfeld5829]

More like 27.

[@pf8951]

More like 31... So many negative waves, woof woof!

[@Rick9482]

The Oddball character was a fantastic creation by Donald Sutherland. A truly classic movie! Haven't seen Kelly's Heroes in over ten years and about time to catch it again.

[@John-ob7dh]

A 1940s Hippie

[@Rick9482]

@@John-ob7dh A 1940s hippie.......what are doing hitting me with these negative waves so early in the morning?

[@spitfirenutspitfirenut4835]

A typical Canadian soldier

[@VersusARCH]

2:03 Moriarty embraces positivity at the very end when he goes down the hatch of a gasoline-engined tank about whose leaky fuel system he just complained about - with a lit cigar :)

[@Flint956]

Actually, if you watch the scene again, he actually stuffs the "lit" end in his mouth. Very nice detail honestly

[@davidkeeton6716]

@@Flint956 yeah, I don't think so. He just didn't care anymore.

[@John-ob7dh]

Maybevm its a diesel

[@erwin669]

@@John-ob7dh Germans did not have diesel engines in their tanks.

[@John-ob7dh]

@@erwin669 German Germany and the Soviet Union built the best tanks of World War II. Among WW2 tanks, the series of Panzerkampfwagen (armored fighting vehicles) that spearheaded Hitler’s blitzkriegs in Europe and Russia caught the world’s attention and convinced other Western nations of the need to match the German standard. Unlike Britain, which produced a variety of mediocre designs, the German panzer force relied essentially on three types, each excellent for its purpose. Many German tanks used diesel fuel, which gave their crews an excellent chance of surviving battle damage, in contrast to the American Sherman, with its gasoline-powered engine. Panzer Mark IV The Mark IV was the most common German WW2 tank, and therefore in Normandy. More than eight thousand were built. Designed in 1937, the early models were armed with short-barreled 75 mm guns best suited for infantry support. However, combat experience-especially in Russia- demonstrated the need for more velocity and attendant greater penetration of enemy armor. Therefore, a long-barreled gun was added; the resulting Mark IVG became the third main variant, appearing in 1943. It weighed 25.5 tons and was powered by a Maybach three-hundred-horsepower engine delivering a top speed of twenty-five miles per hour. The five-man crew was protected by thirty to eighty millimeters (1.2 to 3.2 inches) of armor and had a standard load of eighty-seven main-gun rounds. Panzer Mark V Panther One of the most attractive tanks of all time, the Panther incorporated wartime experience in its design. Its sloping armor (up to fifty-five degrees) was calculated to deflect enemy rounds striking at any angle other than nearly ninety degrees. With forty to eighty millimeters (1.6 to 3.2 inches) of armor and a high-velocity Kw.K.42 75 mm gun, the Panther was a formidable opponent on any front. Though unusually heavy for its day, at some fifty tons (about twice the Mark IV), the Mark V was reasonably fast-its gasoline Maybach 690-horsepower engine drove it at twenty-five miles per hour-but it could cruise 125 miles on roads. Panthers were deployed in time for the battle of Kursk in Russia during the summer of 1943 but experienced mechanical problems there. Subsequent improvements were made to the suspension and transmission, and some five thousand Panthers were ultimately produced. Panzer Mark VI Tiger The definitive German tank, the Tiger appeared in 1942. It was a sixtytwo-ton land cruiser with the awesome 88 mm Kw.K.36 L/56 (i.e., barrel length equal to fifty-six bore diameters) cannon that was already feared and respected by the Allies. The gun was extremely accurate; reportedly, it could place five rounds within eighteen inches of each other at 1,200 yards. The Tiger was protected by sixty-two to 102 millimeters (2.4 to 4 inches) of armor, rendering it almost impervious to conventional antitank weapons. It had the same basic engine as the Panther-a twelve-cylinder, 690 hp Maybach, which produced a respectable road speed of twenty-four miles per hour, about half as fast cross country. Despite their strengths, Tigers were so expensive to produce-just 1,340 were made-that they were issued to only company and occasionally battalion-sized units. The seventy-ton King Tiger was not considered as successful as the original model, being better suited to defense than offense. In fact, some bridges could not support the ‘‘Royal’’ Mark VI.  Tank Destroyers Sd. Kfz. 138 Marder III In 1942 the Marder (named for the marten, a tree-climbing weasel) was a ‘‘quick fix’’ for German armored units suddenly confronted with superior Soviet tanks like the T-34. The German PaK.40 75 mm gun was mated to the Czech 38(t) chassis with a Praga six-cylinder gasoline engine of 150 hp. The open-top, twelve-ton vehicle took a four-man crew. Nearly 1,000 Sd. Kfz. 138s were procured, as were 344 Sd. Kfz. 139s with the Soviet 76 mm gun chambered for German ammunition. Most of the latter were sent to the Eastern Front, though about sixty-five were shipped to North Africa. Sd. Kfz. 142/Stu.G. III Assault Gun As a production expedient this self-propelled assault gun was based on the Panzer Mark III chassis with 20-to-81-millimeter (0.8-to-3.25-inch) armor. Overall length (including gun) was twenty-two feet, six inches; height seven feet. It was produced in two main versions-the 142/1 with a 75 mm gun and the 142/2 with a 110 mm howitzer. Both were intended as infantry support vehicles, but the first version also proved effective in the antitank role. However, the 142/2 was among the most numerous German armored vehicles, with some 7,700 produced. The Stu.G. IIIs weighed about twenty-six tons, with the same Maybach V-12 gas engine of 300 hp. Sd. Kfz. 173 Jagdpanzer Built on a Panther chassis, the ‘‘Hunting Panther’’ lacked the Panzer Mark V turret but mounted the long-barreled 88 mm PaK.43 L/71 (length equaled seventy-one diameters), which was capable of destroying any Allied tank in France. Weighing fifty-one tons with a five-man crew, the Jagdpanzer was powered by a Maybach V-12 gas engine of 700 hp, which drove it at 28 mph on roads. Hetzer Jagdpanzer Like the Marder, the Hetzer (Baiter) was built on the four-man Czech 38(t) chassis with the Praga 150 hp engine. However, it was a fully enclosed vehicle of 17.6 tons, measuring sixteen feet long and seven feet high. It mounted a 75 mm PaK.39 L/48 gun that could penetrate most armor at typical engagement distances. With its seven-foot silhouette and twenty to sixty millimeters (0.8 to 2.4 inches) of sloping armor, the eighteen-ton Hetzer was an effective tank killer, though its limited traverse was a drawback. It could make 24 mph on roads and 10 mph cross country. More than 2,500 were produced.  This article on WW2 tanks is from the book D-Day Encyclopedia, © 2014 by Barrett Tillman. Please use this data for any reference citations. To order this book, please visit its online sales page at Amazon or Barnes & Noble. You can also buy the book by clicking on the buttons to the left. This article is part of our larger resource on the WW2 weapons development. Click here for our comprehensive article on the WW2 weapons. Loading... PODCAST: HISTORY UNPLUGGEDDoes Waging War Viciously Actually Save Lives? A Look at the WW2 Decisions to Firebomb Tokyo and Drop Atomic Bombs Cite This Article "WW2 Tanks: American, British, and German" History on the Net © 2000-2024, Salem Media. 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[@ronwallace6273]

I could watch this movie everyday and never get tired of it true classic one of the best 👌

[@Graymenn]

same man same

[@kennethduby3592]

Great movie

[@hbw7615]

Totally agree, my favourite film 🎥

[@jeffpowell8308]

He was one of the all time greats. No one else could have played a hippie in a period piece that depicted a period of time that was long before hippies were ever a thing.

[@SoFloCo-ne4rk]

I agree, but I think in real life Donald Sutherland was a little bit of a hippy. I try to imagine the other Donald (Trump) playing this character, but for some reason it doesn't seem to work quite so well. "The communist Biden crime family has been hitting me with negative waves again" just doesn't have the same ring to it. Of course, a beard would probably help. And some wine and cheese.

[@Pikkuu]

Bohemian/beatnik perhaps.

[@Charliecomet82]

Definitely feeling them negative waves this morning...

[@Camel-from-Arabia]

Stop with them negative waves, keep faith mate!

[@donnarogers9779]

LOVE THIS MOVIE!! I watch this movie to get rid of the negative waves.

[@robertoakes345]

Ditto donna

[@seanodwyer8691]

-''Donna.--'' mee too, ''Odd-ball is sought off a motivation preacher inn this movie, and he could have made a movie where he is a Vegetarian hippie, or he could be a vege in this movie ???

[@faecomment5271]

Always with the negative waves, Donna!

[@hansswart6662]

Wow what a REAL movie man during his time, Lots of memories

[@robertgeranis4552]

RIP Donald Sutherland and Gavin MacLeod (2021)! You gave us so many great moments. You may be gone, but there is no way that I will let those negative waves bring me down. Woof woof! That’s MY other dog impression.

[@richymoore]

First saw this film in the 80's when I was about 7 years old, ever since, Oddball has been one of my favourite characters of all time, the delivery of those lines still cracks me up in my 40's. RIP Donald Oddball Sutherland. A true legend and master of his craft.

[@davidwitcher4032]

Teli Savalis, Clint Eastwood and Donald Sutherland in a high noon situation against a nazi. Hillarious. And Clint Eastwood always did annoyed better than any other actor. He did it well in this movie.

[@MichalKaczorowski]

He WAS annoyed not acted that ;) He was pissed because director was change in the middle of shooting.

[@davidmundowyahoo7839]

@@MichalKaczorowski I saw an interview with Eastwood where he explained that he only signed up to the film to work with Don Siegel but then Siegel pulled out (or was replaced?) before filming began. Still he got to work with Siegel on Dirty Harry but I prefer this movie a lot more!

[@davidmundowyahoo7839]

Sergio Leone on Eastwood's acting: He has two facial expressions, with hat, without hat

[@ecglaw0]

Don't ever, ever forget Rickles in this classic. Don was tremendous in it and his reminiscences of the filming of the movie are priceless.

[@NoNickNoKick]

I love this movie so much, but I'll always ask How will Oddball and the gang survive in allied territory with a Tiger tank and German uniform x'D

[@Codeblue1000]

Knock it off with them negative waves!

[@chrisweidner4768]

Codeblue1000 After watching this Oddball became a part of me. Lucky me.

[@jenniferdougherty5270]

They went to Switzerland with everyone else (and the gold).

[@KronnangDunn]

Oddball went to the USA after spending some quality time in Switzerland and adopted the name Donald Sutherland, becoming an actor afterwards...

[@rachelmcgrayne1107]

Donald Sutherland was born in Saint John, N.B., Canada, on July 17, 1935. My mother babysat his childhood friends. :)

[@williambarnes7133]

Those negative waves made him captain of the love boat

[@robertzeleznik8124]

Donald has left us. What a great actor

[@lisabelinda666]

negative waves. have a little faith baby. say something hopeful and righteous for a change.-oddball

[@viksox13]

crap

[@lisabelinda666]

what more to say, moriarty? ararar i's a mother loving beautiful bridge, and it really was there, if for just a short while. oddball got another AND tunes!

[@roberttonihka5508]

Tiger tanks?

[@lisabelinda666]

Robert Tonihka a hero is some kind of weird sandwich, not some nut who'll take on three tigers. bet oddball smokes a LOT of pot.

[@roberttonihka5508]

Lisa Belinda gotta keep those negative Moriarty waves away. So a little smoke to clear the air. Prolly got some ditch weed from crap game.

[@MM-te8tz]

One of the best actors of all time. Enjoyed your acting and films (some i seen with family and friends) you stared in, by far the defining role is the character Oddball in Kelly's Heroes. Rest in Peace, thank you for the memories.

[@JohnSmith-pn4it]

Don't know how many times I've watched this movie....and loved it every time. 👍

[@t.c.bramblett617]

RIP Donald... thanks for all your roles and especially this very special one to me

[@Inaf1987]

RIP Odball, sending as many positive waves your way as possible.

[@AmazingMReviews]

My dad has been saying this to me my whole life. I finally know where it's from now

[@dvader3000]

Sending you all the positive waves Sir. RIP Mr Sutherland

[@bugalooanzal4564]

R.I.P.. Gavin Macleod😰no more negative waves..

[@dannythomas417]

They’re already negative, ‘cause he’s gone. He didn’t deserve to die.

[@jetmcmasterson9895]

Positive waves your way, Mr. Sutherland. Thanks for the wonderful movies.

[@viperman567]

Absolutely brillant movie and staight away thought of this when i heard of Donald's passing today RIP fella ,one cool dude thank you for the beautiful memories man ❤

[@ericscottstevens]

RIP to Gavin, one of my favorite characters.

[@dannythomas417]

Don’t hit me with them negative waves so early in the morning.

[@duron700r]

Can we imagine the laughter between those actors as they tried to nail the scene down? Really holding it together!

[@GetItRightUpYees]

Donald you are irreplaceable ,such a great man RIP🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@robertlehnert4148]

5/29/2021 Gavin MacLeod gone age 90. RIP. Only Eastwood and Sutherland, left now, of the main cast

[@dannythomas417]

Yeah, getting old really sucks. Now we barely even hear anything about their sons Scott and Kiefer.

[@b3j8]

I love how when Moriarty is saying how they were "assaulted by them Tigers" Sgt Big Joe looks at him sympathetically.

[@michaelwarren1538]

RIP Gavin Macleod. Great actor.

[@edm240b9]

Imagine how different of a movie Fury would’ve been if they had Oddball in it.

[@seabizcut88]

One of the first movies I can remember as a kid. RIP Oddball

[@cyberherbalist]

No more negative waves, Moriarty! R.I.P. Donald Sutherland (1935-2024).

[@lewissparrow7417]

I love "Kelly's Heroes" one of those films I always watch when it's on the telly 📺. The characters in this film are all just so brilliant but Oddball was outstanding with his banter, especially phoning somebody up and going "woof woof woof!" like a dog 🐕 down the phone 📱 (that bit ALWAYS makes me laugh every time!) Donald Sutherland was at his best. If I was going into battle in World War 2 I'd rather be in a Tiger tank than a Sherman. The Sherman was faster, lighter and alot more nimble but the Tiger had pretty much everything it met well and truly outgunned by a huge margin. Oddball knew how to deal with Tigers, in built up areas and not out in the open where the Tiger could and would pick him off from miles away.

[@John-ob7dh]

A good reason why the Tigers 88 was so deadly .It was developed as a Ack Ack Anti Aircraft gun .

[@melvinbennett444]

Only in Hollywood, can you go from wearing a SS uniform being Captain of the Love Boat, in a few short years. lol

[@bbmcrae]

That's why it's the dream factory!

[@LandersWorkshop]

DS was captain of the Love Boat?! Hot damn!

[@soldier716]

It was only when Oddball saw a little more age that the people who served under him in Panem finally started feeling those negative waves again, and look how much trouble that brought about

[@polarjet1833]

“Now go on get down into your hole.” Gets me every damn time

[@TheMrPeteChannel]

Sure was nice of Tito to allow the film crew to blow up one of his bridges! This film was made in the fall of 1969 in Yugoslavia.

[@Davedio]

I've always believed, since I first saw this movie in a theater in 1970 when I was 8 years old, that the characters of Oddball, Big Joe, or Maj. General Colt could have carried an entire movie themselves. Donald Sutherland, Telly Savalas, and Carrol O'Connor were ALL so iconic in their roles that Best Supporting Actor nominations would not have been out of place.

[@CEOkiller]

2 people who watched this had negative waves!

[@NickTasy]

How much you wanna bet one of them was Moriarty

[@milesthebunky]

31 Now

[@stephenpowell5912]

😂🤣😂🤣😂

[@rmisionero]

My mom loved this character that she would tell my dad to "stop with the negative waves" everytime he grumbled.

[@Greebstreebling]

one of the most entertaining films ever made. The Crap game and Oddball characters were truly genius and the acting performances all outstanding.

[@markziff7234]

It's a testament to Kelly's Heroes, most war films you have 1tune/song you remember....not here at least 4. 😍

[@GTX1123]

"Always with the negative waves Moriarity, always with the negative waves"

[@jond1965]

Been watching this since the mid 70s… my all time favorite movie, clint movie and WWII movie. Timeless classic!🇺🇸

[@lookdoug1516]

Man Donald I don’t need the negative waves today

[@nw8000]

Just the most amazing movie of it generation

[@bigglesharrumpher4139]

Oddball brought the hippy 60's back to the 40's. RIP, and thank you, Sir.

[@chrisweidner4768]

Love his attitude towards life. Pass it on.

[@SteamKing2160]

Knock it off with them negative waves!

[@Channelslayer33]

Always loved this movie as a kid. Oddball was a great character. Rip Donald.

[@Useaname]

thank you the late great Troy Kennedy Martin for this and The Italian Job ...

[@DW2341]

Woof ! Woof ! RIP Oddball ! Thank you for all those wonderful performances

[@SKYDORMER]

0:10: When you wake up and someone's got the news on the TV in the morning.

[@buzzbang7930]

LOL I love this movie. One of the best all time all star WWII war movies. There you go with them negative waves again Moriarty. love it.

[@frankm.8188]

Came to dig all the positive waves by all my fellow Kelly's Heros fans! RIP, Oddball.

[@SantaAnaGeorgeJ]

Oddball was a hippie. At least 20 years ahead of his time.

[@lavrentivs9891]

Probably not that far ahead, the first "surfer dudes" were guys who came home from WW2.

[@Duke_of_Prunes]

@@lavrentivs9891 No, you had jazz musicians before, during, and after the war -- that's where post WW2 Beat poets got their groovy jive. Dig it, baby?

[@LandersWorkshop]

Beatnik.

[@chrisperrien7055]

Hitler was a "Bohemian" , for a while.

[@John-ob7dh]

@@chrisperrien7055 yes he was a painter in Paris for a while. In fact he and Churchill had a lot in common.

[@mikemercer5808]

RIP Donald. Oddball is one of my favorites to quote.

[@ezrabrooks12]

LOVED THIS MOVIE!!!!! KELLY'S HERO'S!!!!! ONE HELL OF A CAST!!!!!

[@lynnpeterthorson5277]

One of DS BEST performances in a terrific movie. Keep those waves Positive Donald up there!

[@johnbrowning8785]

Odd-Ball, wherever you are now, keep them positive waves. RIP Donald Sutherland.

[@TomMannis]

My all time favorite Donald Sutherland performance. What a great film.

[@matthewpeterson]

This is how I will always remember Donald Sutherland... and the end scene in Bodysnatchers. RIP

[@neilburrows6670]

My first exposure to reality creation technique. Mad and beautiful :) Thanks Donald!

[@u.s.militia7682]

I luckily served with the 35th Infantry as a Combat Medic with the 1/123rd Armor. I’ve got the unit patch tattooed on my left shoulder. We had guys just like this in that unit. Some of the guys were way out there. We had an impeccable field reputation but not so much in garrison. We did so well in the field that nobody really fucked with us. 🇺🇸

[@davidkeeton6716]

Outstanding! Thanks for your service. The 35th saw a lot of action in WW2. They went in a month after D Day but went right to the fight and were in action for about 280 days if memory serves and had about a 400 percent casualty rate. FNG types didn't last long.

[@u.s.militia7682]

@@davidkeeton6716 the 35th was awesome. Probably the best unit I ever served with and I served in some hard units like 101. The 278th was probably the worst.

[@tomservo5347]

The German sergeant probably lived out his days happily in Argentina. (I want whatever drugs Donald Sutherland was on when they filmed. He looks like he's feeling no pain and nearly cracking up in every scene.)

[@hughgallop]

I fucking love this film.

[@ground2air]

Likewise. Oddball was an inspiration. Loved this film. RIP Donald.

[@NickTasy]

Such a classic movie. Haven't seen it in a couple of years. Now that I re watch some of these scenes, I think about the movie differently lol

[@Stop_The_Car]

Today was the first time I'd thought about this movie. Hours later, turns out Moriarty died today. What the hell? No more negative waves. Rest easy.

[@nickruckdl]

My birthday treat visit to the movies when I was a kid....loved it ever since. Adored Oddball & Moriarty

[@purplesword5536]

One of my favorite movies ever...low key greatness at work..

[@TheCrazyCanuck420]

After watching a few oddball vids I now need to watch this movie again ;)

[@Mr_Bunk]

Always with the negative waves, you four dislikers!

[@liscel3556]

Love him he's always been my favorite actor ever you just did the best and I love this scene

[@apexbuilder0171]

Oddball is so funny woof woof that's my other dog impression

[@ritaschultz6859]

He was the star 🌟 of the show. Everyone knew it !❤

[@davidmurray5399]

"I'm telling you Kelly, if we don't find some booze and broads for these guys, they're gonna start freaking out with each other!"-Big Joe.

[@RSTI191]

Oddball should have had his own spin off series..

[@allenbooth7033]

He left that to his son. (Ever seen "24"?)

[@RSTI191]

Allen Booth No. Does it go "Woof - Woof"?

[@dannythomas417]

So glad that Donald and Gavin are still with us 50 years later.

[@linx.b5246]

Always in our thoughts.

[@Vidrinskas]

RIP Donald. Loved you in this film.

[@Defiant1940]

R.I.P. Oddball, you were a legend.

[@u.s.paratroops4633]

"Have a little faith Baby, Have a little faith"

[@Capitalism99]

Goodbye my friend 🌹❤️

[@MarvelousLXVII]

I never realized that Captain Stubing was the guy giving the negative waves. RIP Donald Sutherland--one of the all-time best.

[@MattSmearman95]

That me as oddball getting from bed and getting ready for work. “Don’t, with them negative wave so early in the morning man.”

[@aholibamahernandez4285]

Ain't there oh don't hit me with him Negative waves so early in the morning 😂😂😂😂🤗🤗🤗🤔🤔