First Time Watching TOP SECRET (1984) Movie Reaction & Commentary

[@RyanCarrington]

Let's hear your favourite Top Secret quotes!

[@Tommysimonsen]

Not a quote, but 13:30 Batman met Alfred for the first time.

[@angelagraves865]

"...and Deja Vu." " Haven't we met before monsieur ?"

[@oscardiggs246]

"If they find out you've seen this, your life will be worth less than a truckload of dead rats in a tampon factory." "He's just a little hoarse." "I know a little German, he's sitting right over there." Honestly, this one has all my favorites.

[@Uncle_T]

"I know a little German" Gets me every time! 😁

[@mrtveye6682]

"Let me know if there is any change in his condition" - "He's dead".

[@tylerfoster6267]

Not only was it really Val singing, this was his debut film. They got the boots on the cow by cutting the bottoms out of the boots so that the cow didn't really feel like it was wearing the boots. The underwater fight scene is one of my favorite comedy bits in any movie just because they really committed to it.

[@RyanCarrington]

So impressive on Val's part. I had no idea he could sing. Ahh I should've guessed that about the boots!

[@only257]

@@RyanCarrington the actors got air in between takes🎉

[@robertbunting3117]

I'm pretty sure Val does his own singing, a few years after this he did 'The Doors' movie and did all his own singing in that one too. I remember reading that the studio played the songs from that one to the remaining members of the Doors and they couldn't tell that it wasn't Jim Morrison signing. Great reaction, to date one of my most favorite spoof movies.

[@RyanCarrington]

That's crazy! I had no idea he could sing.

[@sealofapproval637]

Yep he did, this was his first movie too 😮

[@philfeb6]

He also released an album using the name Nick Rivers with songs from this movie

[@MrTBoneSF]

If you wat to see another Val Kilmer comedy (it was his next movie after Top Secret), check out 1985's Real Genius. BTW, did you notice the scientist was the same actor as Alfred from Batman? So Batman Forever was a reunion for Kilmer and Michael Gough.

[@angelagraves865]

I love Real Genius.

[@RyanCarrington]

I did. I realised right at the end. I wish I'd left that bit in!

[@joeno-say5504]

@@angelagraves865 You have to. It's a moral imperative.

[@rogeriopenna9014]

The Ford Pinto joke was a great take on the fact that any crash results in explosions in Hollywood plus the fact the Pinto was actually famous for having a gas tank issue where it DID explode quite often, relatively speaking

[@strigoi1138]

The Dude would really tie the room together!

[@RyanCarrington]

Well done 😂👏

[@strigoi1138]

Thank you sir. It’s nice to see you ‘round the tubes again!

[@Claymancaliber30]

That is so perfect!

[@maximillianford9301]

Best reaction to this movie I've seen yet. You got basically all the jokes that one could reasonably be expected to understand, though you still missed a few. The fortress sequence is an absolute gold mine for gags. The German vehicles all driving around in circles, Nick telling his accomplices to be quiet whilst walking along the path, and so they literally walk silently as if the sound is turned off, the 'afternoon football games' line, and the clock/watch gag. Great stuff overall though mate, look forward to seeing more from you

[@Scallycowell]

“In women’s tennis I always root against the heterosexual” is just a brilliant line even on its own

[@scapevelocity]

Roger Ebert explained the Swedish bookstore scene in his review. The premise is that some people say that Swedish sounds like somebody speaking backward. So here's your proof! Even better with a cameo by Peter Cushing, the Grand Moff Tarkin himself.

[@XaviClot]

I love the "Stockholm Lesbian Bars" book on the table! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Daremo6969]

Everytime I see this and it gets to Nigel, all I think of is how much he looked like Tom Hanks is Bosom Buddies.

[@Apvizionz]

That was fantastic! This has always been my favorite movie from this genre, glad you enjoyed it!

[@RyanCarrington]

So good! Thanks for watching 🤙

[@triplebackspace3623]

Anyone else confused about the Champaign scene. Smelling a cork was once a practice of wine tasting , the obvious gag here is that it was a cheap screw top bottle usually reserved for the bottom tier of alcohol.

[@bbmoff1]

The motorcycle jump is a reference to the famous Steve McQueen scene in “The Great Escape”

[@RyanCarrington]

Ahhhh OK!

[@capstan50g]

I love all the exposed cinematic tricks, like the cows jumping over the binocular rim or the big phone. My favorite is Sven Jorgenson's bookstore. The backward speech thing to lampoon the way Scandinavian languages sound tickled my own Swedish heritage, but to film the entire scene in reverse made it magical. RIP Peter Cushing. Btw, all the songs but Tuttie Frutti were originals, and all were sung by Val Kilmer. Great reaction, Ryan.

[@SkullAngel002]

6:55 - If you order a bottle of wine, it's customary for the server to open it and hand you the cork so you can smell it. If you like the aroma, you nod yes and the bottle is served. Nodding no means they take the bottle away and bring you a new one to sample. This formality is done if the customer is a wine connoisseur, a high profile customer, or both. But most people just order a glass of wine from whatever bottle that has already been opened. 8:30 - Yes, Val Kilmer actually performed the songs in this movie. His character's singer persona and music style is basically a nod to Elvis. 13:30 - Fun fact, that actor who played that scientist (Michael Gough) and Val Kilmer would work together in Batman Forever (1995) as Alfred and Bruce Wayne/Bats, respectively. 25:55 - Not sure if you caught the joke but they're poking fun at the Ford Pinto. It had a design flaw (rear-mounted fuel tank) which made it prone to fire in the event of a rear end collision.

[@RyanCarrington]

I was completely oblivious to the pinto thing! I really wish I hadn't chopped out the bit in the last scene where I finally realised it was Alfred!

[@5hanesBoard]

Your reactions are so good. Please don't wait another 4 months before the next one; Although obviously life can get in the way.

[@RyanCarrington]

Thanks, man. I'll try my best. I dont know how it was 4 months. No idea where that time went!

[@dudermcdudeface3674]

Kilmer is great in both drama and comedy. Drama: "Heat," "Tombstone." Comedy: This, "Real Genius," and "Kiss Kiss Bang Bang."

[@corvus1374]

Val Kilmer in a comedic role: "Real Genius". It came out right after this, and it really is a genius comedy movie.

[@OUsniper1]

Came here to suggest exactly this! As far as I can tell there are no reaction vids to it yet either, you could be the start of the Real Genius trend!

[@mikegilgenbach4840]

@@OUsniper1 I have seen one. I don't remember who. But yeah, it's not common.

[@DeltronZed]

I had a cousin who was in love with Kilmer as a young lass and so I have seen so many of his movies. I love Top Secret and Real Genius and they are some of my top eighties movies. I think I have lines from Real Genius in my head day to day more than any other movie.

[@Drawkcabi]

For any Star Trek: TNG fans, General Streck was played by Jeremy Kemp who played Captain Picard's brother in TNG.

[@JoeMama410]

I never made that connection!

[@MrLovegrove]

This is officially my favorite reaction from you. Brilliant. Wish I could have been watching with you. This movie had a major impact on the lives of my brothers and I. I was a little too young for Airplane! when it came out, but by 1984 I was able to appreciate most if not all of the jokes in this. We still quote from this movie heavily and always will. Did you happen to watch the credits? This was the first movie I can remember seeing that played around with the credits and had jokes woven through them as well.

[@angelagraves865]

This was a really fun video. My friend and I saw this in the theater when we were 15 and I'd never laughed to hard. This movie is still funny after all this time. Btw, your editing is great.

[@RyanCarrington]

Ah I bet it was great watching this in theatre with everyone laughing. Glad you enjoyed the video and the edit 😀

[@heavyvacation]

I love this! It has some better jokes that Airplane. AND that joke when the truck barely touches the Pinto's bumper comes from the fact that in the 80's the Ford Pinto was recalled because when you bumped the back hard enough the fuel tank would scrape against the ground and explode.

[@RyanCarrington]

Not ideal haha!

[@sarkor7419]

It gave me such joy to see you reacting to this movie! One of my favorites of all time. Thank you for watching it! ♥

[@RyanCarrington]

Thanks for watching along with me!

[@jimtatro6550]

“Who do you favor in the Virginia Slims tournament?” “In women’s tennis I root against the heterosexual.”🤣🤣🤣

[@mrlol2238]

Finally!!!! Was so pleasantly surprised to see you do this one. Some of their finest work. Although their best ballet scene is in brain donners(forgive spelling, but I’m a little horse).

[@RyanCarrington]

Was even funnier than I thought it would be!

[@drchaos2000]

did you realize the nigel beach scene was the movie "the blue lagoon" ? a rather infamous "love" movie

[@RyanCarrington]

I've never heard of it 😬 haha

[@drchaos2000]

@@RyanCarrington not sure if thats your style but if you wanna watch an extremely cringe worthy movie... thats the blue lagoon... 18+

[@will5896]

So glad you’re back brother!

[@RyanCarrington]

Thanks man! 👊

[@trentondhuggins]

The boot humor is unmatched in this flick

[@thestarglider]

My all time favourite comedy film! And I was lucky to be able to secretly watch the beach scenes being filmed as I was on holiday there at the time. It was filmed at Holywell Bay beach in Cornwall England. The surf shack was actually the lifeguard hut and all the palm trees were fake. Happy memories.

[@victorsixtythree]

Something I am coming to appreciate more and more, as I have watched so many reactions to Top Secret, Airplane, Naked Gun, Hot Shots, etc. over the past several months, is how many of the gags are based on common movie making techniques like rear projection, stunt doubles, forced camera perspective, use of props and miniatures, etc. So many of the gags are just them calling attention to the tricks that all film makers use. Like the opening titles in the Naked Gun movies with what looks like a camera mounted on top of a police car...until you realize it's just a police siren on a metal roof top mounted in front of a camera (no actual car involved)...or in Top Secret the shot looking down onto a city streetscape and then you realize it's a miniature since there are actually mice running around...etc, etc.

[@XaviClot]

The moving platform is my absolute favorite gag.

[@flip97gt]

Blast from the past! I grew up with that movie. Another good recommendation would be The Final Countdown from 1980.

[@TheFairyintheFishBowl]

In my opinion, this is the Godfather of all slapstick movies. I’m a new subscriber & I love how you “got it” from the word go. Slapstick is a genre that requires a lot of intelligence and appreciation for the truly absurd. I have always been a fan! 👏🏻👏🏻 We used to act out various skits from this movie when we were kids…there was a true desire to create our own ridiculous scenarios for our own movie one day…

[@RyanCarrington]

Aww that's so cute! Haha This movie Was loads of fun. Thanks for the sub! Appreciate it 🤙

[@terryv2006]

All ZAZ movies are funny. The backwards scene and the underwater bar fight were pure genius. That’s what put it head and shoulders above the rest. “ Tell me if there’s any change in his condition. He’s dead!”

[@Kim-hc5si]

(Insert old lady from Titantic meme here) Glad you’re back! ❤

[@RyanCarrington]

Haha! Thanks!

[@maximillianosaben]

So stupid. So funny. The little horse joke alone just kills me.

[@tempsitch5632]

Was looking forward to that reaction, but, aw. I think that joke alone sums up the genre.

[@richardrobbins387]

"It's been a hard day's night, and I've been working like a dog" 😆

[@billolsen4360]

This movie makes me nostalgic for "The Daily Oppressor," which I always read with my morning coffee & pastry.

[@carm3d]

There was a recall of Pinto cars back 1978; they had a design flaw where a rear impact would cause them to catch fire. The waiter in the fancy restaurant was speaking yiddish.

[@RyanCarrington]

Ahhh gotcha! 👊

[@TwistedSisterHaratiofales]

The exploding Pinto joke was about the Ford Pinto in 1972. The hatchback model like the one in the scene was notorious for exploding in Government mandated safety tests and forced Ford to stop making them by 1974 being the last year of sale for any Pinto model.

[@heavyvacation]

Oh, and see one of my favorite Val Kilmer roles in Real Genius. That's a fun movie. He's crazy in it.

[@mikejankowski6321]

The part with the spy crushed in the car is a poke at Goldfinger.

[@shainewhite2781]

One of the funniest spy comedy movies ever made!

[@kevinerose]

3:45 So nobody would have ever dreamed that Montgomery Ward would ever go out of business. And the Ford Pinto scene, they had an issue in the late 70s / early 80s of blowing up when crashed into the rear.

[@Uncle_T]

A wonderfully silly and funny movie with so many gags packed in it's ridiculous. The huge phone in the foreground is one of my favourite visual gags ever, sheer genius! And yes that's Val Kilmer singing. An interesting titbit is that the CGI version of Peter Cushing in Rogue One was based on the cast they made of his face for this movie.

[@RyanCarrington]

I had no idea he could sing. By the end, I thought it was for sure someone else. Ooh, that IS interesting!

[@Uncle_T]

@@RyanCarrington He does all the singing playing Jim Morrison in the Doors movie too, so yeah he can sing. :)

[@mrwomby5007]

The surfing scenes were filmed in Newquay, Cornwall. In fact, most of the movie was made in the UK.

[@RyanCarrington]

Oh cool! I did see in the end credits that it was filmed in the UK, so Newquay makes sense now!

[@blacktronlego]

Skeet Surfing is a parody based mainly on Surfin' USA, Tutti Fruitti is a song from the 60s. Look at the credits and you will see where the music comes from.

[@JKM395]

I bloody love this film! This and Airplane! are the funniest movies ever made. The only one I can think of that would go with these is Hot Shots, with Charlie Sheen. If you've not seen that one, I'd suggest adding it to the list. I'm glad you enjoyed it, Ryan. Have a nice day, and Merry Christmas, all.

[@RyanCarrington]

Thanks for watching! Here you go, merry Christmas 😉 kzbin.info/www/bejne/jaLSm4hrrcaBj5I

[@JKM395]

@@RyanCarrington Ah yes. Very good.

[@Purple_Buffalo]

Great to see you back man! “The answer is none, none more black.” That’s a - THIS IS SPINAL TAP 1981 - reference! A British style Rock-u-mentary or “Mock”-u-mentary. You MUST check it out if you haven’t seen it. Holy moly it’s a hilarious film!!! And don’t forget RUSHMORE. Top Secret is dope! An absolute favorite growing up!

[@RyanCarrington]

I was quoting Spinal Tap 😂 I was trying to do Nigel's accent. Unsuccessfully, obviously hahaha

[@Purple_Buffalo]

@@RyanCarrington no, you did it justice! I just didn’t see it on you channel so I had to recommend. Keep having fun bro, and I’ll see you on the next round!

[@RyanCarrington]

@Purple Buffalo I saw a clip of it once on TV and bought it on DVD the next day. It had a move disk and a special features disk, but they mixed up the disks. So the movie was actually on the special features disk. Anyway, that was very unintentionally, so Spinal Tap haha

[@EllisBurksSuperCollector]

Super excited to see you react to this! One of my favorites. Cheers!

[@devilmaster73]

funny side note: val kilmer played in batman forever..... so did Dr. Paul Flammond, Michael Gough, as Alfred.

[@TravMaxAdventures]

Worth a second watch to catch more jokes. The freeing the bikes scene is one bit that always sticks with me. “Hiyah! Git!” 😂 Hope all is well. Amazing edits as always.

[@RyanCarrington]

Thanks man! 👊

[@stobe187]

This is the hidden ZAZ masterpiece I think, way more ambitious and going for straight surrealism more often than Airplane or Naked Gun..

[@RyanCarrington]

It might be my favourite ZAZ so far

[@TheFairyintheFishBowl]

@@RyanCarrington me too! 👌🏻

[@kyrosv1289]

This was just so awesome!! Thank you!! :D

[@RyanCarrington]

Thanks for watching!

[@vovindequasahi]

Val has a great voice! In The Doors movie he did most of the Jim Morrison songs.

[@jonm6891]

Awesome reaction to this very underrated movie! Really enjoying your channel!! Happily subscribed.

[@RyanCarrington]

Thanks, man. Appreciate the sub! 🤙👊

[@marymckellar9157]

I was indeed Val Kilmer's voice. Pronably why he played Jim Morrison in the movie "The Doors".

[@farfromperfek]

You should watch Kentucky Fried Movie. It was the one that started it all for them.

[@antoinettelopes]

I saw this in the theater when I was 10. Val Kilmer's been my favorite actor ever since. This movie is still in my top 10. For all these years whenever I saw that actor in another movie, I would say 'I have a sudden feeling of Deja View'. Think how surprised I was about a decade ago when my mom was watching Downton Abbey and I looked over at the butler! I thought 'he seems so familiar'. 😂 I must have watched this closer to 200 times now and last year, watching someone's reaction, they caught something I missed. It's the gift that keeps on giving. 🐮🧐🤠

[@RyanCarrington]

I've never watched a single scene of Downton Abbey haha It definitely feels like a movie that gonna keep on giving. I caught some stuff during the edit, but there's a few things people have mentioned in the comments that I didn't catch. There's probably loads!

[@antoinettelopes]

@@RyanCarrington Just a couple years ago I was watching a random Elvis movie when someone in a restaurant challenged him and he walked over to the juke box to prove who he was. I didn't know that was the movie they got the pizza shop scene from. I couldn't stop laughing 😂kzbin.info/www/bejne/n3zVfZZmppx3bMU

[@NoneYaBidness762]

I’ve loved this film for so many years. I think I’ve seen it enough to have seen all the sight gags. But it took a while. 😂

[@RyanCarrington]

I can imagine haha

[@adamdarmstaedter1256]

This is one of the movies I used to like watching while tripping on DXM.

[@Yngvarfo]

Being his first movie, there was no expectation that Val could *not* be funny. Some time later he did "Kiss Kiss Bang Bang" with Robert Downey Jr. Also funny, if not as totally off the rocker as this one. Very worth a watch. If there was any actor who *really* surprised everybody by being in this, it has to be Omar Sharif. Here was a megastar from huge epics like "Doctor Zhivago" and "Lawrence of Arabia." Apparently the writers just thought, "wouldn't it be great to have Omar Sharif in this," and contacted him without any expectations, and then he surprised them all by saying yes. And so he got to act from inside a cubed car. Granted, he had also had a small cameo in another crazy comedy, "The Pink Panther Strikes Again." The songs are original, but clear parodies of famous songs. There's definitely some Beach Boys and Elvis Presley in there. That giant eye gag that nearly killed you, that was of course Peter Cushing, better known as Governor Tarkin in Star Wars: A New Hope. When they made Rogue One many years later, they found a cast made for this scene, and used it to recreate his face in CGI, long after his death. True, the cow constantly kicked off the boots. They solved it by cutting out the soles so it really stood on its hooves as normal.

[@lollyboooo]

Great to have you back behbeh 🎉❤

[@RyanCarrington]

🖤

[@RykDavid]

"I can't believe I'm back in school!" .... (Upon realizing he is not back in school, but just being beaten in an East German prison:) "Oh, thank God!"

[@gen77c]

Yaay The Carr is back, with my second favorite comedy of all time!

[@RyanCarrington]

What's your favourite?

[@gen77c]

@@RyanCarrington Monty Python and the Holy Grail

[@illbebad]

Lucy Gutteridge was a babe! A head scratcher as to why she didn't have a bigger career.

[@RyanCarrington]

Yeah, I don't think I've ever seen her before. She was great in this as well.

[@ryanje8147]

bro......welcome back to your channel. We thought you abandoned us.

[@RyanCarrington]

Can't get rid of me that easy!

[@MisterFastbucks]

I have the soundtrack, on vinyl. It's glorious! Skeet surfin!

[@victorsixtythree]

I think my favorite gag from the whole movie is the backwards scene in the bookstore. It's so clever because at first I didn't realize the whole scene was shot backwards and it just looked randomly weird but eventually I realized what's going on and was like, "Wait, how long have they been doing this backwards??" (Also, English played backwards sounds EXACTLY like Swedish spoken forwards.) Here's the scene forwards and backwards - the amazing thing is, there are jokes in there that you only hear if you watch it backwards, so no one in the theater would ever even know the jokes were in there! kzbin.info/www/bejne/ennchGqKgrGSbbc

[@DeltronZed]

"What's going on in the background...?" SO MUCH.

[@blacktronlego]

It has been said that English played backwards sounds like Swedish, they took this even further and filmed the whole scene backwards.

[@oscardiggs246]

Glad you watched this one. This is not the most popular ZAZ because it doesn't know where or when it's set, which confused the audience at the time it was released. But it's the most quintessential of their works because it's just about the jokes and a rough framework of a plot. It's my favorite for the pace of the sight gags, jokes, and the crazy efforts for things like the bookshop and the underwater fight scene. There are a few more that aren't really ZAZ movies because all 3 didn't work on them: Hot Shots and Hot Shots Part Deux. I prefer Part Deux, but it references a lot of stuff like Rambo and Apocalypse Now that not everyone has seen. A special bonus is the making-of documentary made by the director's daughter that spoofs the making-of documentary about Apocalypse Now. It's a level of meta that you really have to admire. Finally, the last of the good absurdist comedies: Baseketball. David Zucker plus Matt and Trey from South Park deliver some true comic brilliance. This comment is way too long, sorry, but this movie was foundational for the f'd up sense of humor I have to this day.

[@RyanCarrington]

I was confused with the timeline at the beginning as well, which is evident in the full length version. I just let it go in the end 😂 I really enjoyed this movie. It might even top Airplane for me! I need to check out Part Deux. I watched the first on the channel. I've been told that I need to watch Rambo 2 first though so need to get on that

[@mrtveye6682]

The French Resistance in East Germany that itself is portrait as Nazi Germany with a singer jumping between 50s Elvis and 60s Beach Boys styles as the main character. Yes, can be confusing, I guess it was even intended to do so. I think the timeline is a great joke on it's own.

[@tempsitch5632]

BASEketball is the most like the old school ones.

[@lelandcross9092]

Blue lagoon was the movie she was talking about

[@Whistler4u]

Watched this with my best friend when I was 15 or something. Found out he was gay after watching. He couldn't stop talking about Val Kilmer.

[@RyanCarrington]

Haha maybe that's when he found out too

[@LatitudeSky]

The skeet shooting thing originated as a mistake. The producers were on a European news show and got asked about American sports, which they knew nothing about. So they invented skeet shooting on the spot and promised it was a very popular American sport and in fact would be in their next movie. And so it was.

[@ericmahr9445]

Hello. Great reaction. All I would like to add is watch him in Tombstone. Great movie! Favorite western movie for me personally. Cheers.

[@RyanCarrington]

I'm just dipping my toes into Westerns now. Watching The Good, The Bad and The Ugly recently but still need to edit. I'll add Tombstone to the list 🤙

[@gggooding]

Speaking of random: the clip you used from The Brave Little Toaster of the cars singing...look up who voices all the cars; weirdly they're all uncredited in the actual film.

[@RyanCarrington]

How strange!

[@gggooding]

@@RyanCarrington additionally: Brave Toaster is almost scene-for-scene Toy Story, just with toys instead of appliances. The author of Toy Story's script...was a minor voice actor in Brave Little Toaster. 🤯

[@RyanCarrington]

@g g gooding you know a lot about the brave little toaster! Specialist subject Haha

[@gggooding]

@@RyanCarrington you're not wrong. Watched it with a friend and his 4 yr old daughter...she had an extended tantrum after and I just kept reading about the movie for about an hour+ as I had nothing else to do. 🤔🤗

[@TTM9691]

Hey welcome back, bro!

[@RyanCarrington]

Thanks man Good to be back!

[@hungfao]

This is funnier every time I've seen it.

[@rogeriopenna9014]

Well, coincidentally, Val Kilmer was ALSO in the movie Top Gun

[@RyanCarrington]

I actually watched that for the first time on the channel as well!

[@PickleBread355]

Yes!!!!! One of my favorites as a wee one

[@gordonhaire9206]

I think the movie went straight to VHS.

[@russellward4624]

It is Val singing. They are orriginal songs based on real songs from the past.

[@RyanCarrington]

Had no idea he had such a good voice

[@cronos222]

As long as you're doing Val Kilmer movies do Tombstone . Toatally different character but an awesome performance .

[@namelessjedi2242]

Never saw Val Kilmer in a comedic role before? Please add Real Genius (1985) to your watch list! 😁

[@RyanCarrington]

Done! 👊🤙

[@OUsniper1]

@@RyanCarrington Excellent! Love that one ;)

[@Arthur_King_of_the_Britons]

Carrington's back in black!

[@RyanCarrington]

🤙🤙🤙

[@douglascollier7767]

Welcome back 🙏

[@RyanCarrington]

Thanks! Good to be back!

[@NoobGamer-hn5rs]

i would like to recomend Willow... good movie with Val Kilmer and Warwick Davis

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

I'm sad that Skeet Surfing never caught on.

[@l34CoNCreepy]

13:45 batman and alfred

[@RyanCarrington]

I didn't realise it was Alfred until near the end. Was annoying me all the way through haha I wish I hadn't of cut that bit out now!

[@marymckellar9157]

i was Val Kilmer's own voice usd.

[@Blue-qr7qe]

Sadly, i'll never be able to look at Doc Holiday or Chris Shiherlis the same way again.

[@mikegilgenbach4840]

For a silly comedy, imagine how much effort had to go into filming the bar fight and bookstore scenes.

[@RyanCarrington]

I know, right. Incredible!

[@GregNumber5]

I noticed you like to react to comedies, might I suggest the movie A Few Best Men. But don't watch the trailer, it gives away the best gags.

[@L8rCloud]

Where does the humour come from...?? David Zucker, and Jerry Zucker OF COURSE :)

[@Rastafaustian]

Although very funny, it's not my favorite Zuckers movie. However I must say, the technical gags in this are superb and it's best aspect in my opinion.

[@l34CoNCreepy]

i enjoy this movie more than airplane.

[@RyanCarrington]

I think I might be with you!

[@danielcameron9857]

More superb Kilmer comedy: Real Genius.

[@jimspetdragons3737]

Check out Real Genius for more Val Kilmer comedy.

[@tylerfoster6267]

Arrived at this when there were 420 views.

[@tylerfoster6267]

If only there had been 69 comments as well. (4 comments short.)

[@RyanCarrington]

Haha brilliant

[@TwistedSisterHaratiofales]

You should so jump on the Band Wagon, and Review the Addams family movies from the 90's and then the Netflix series Wednesday. Its so good, and really popular right now.