TACS: Bad John Wayne Movies: 'Brannigan' & 'McQ'

SHOW: 'The Anthony Cumia Show w Dave Landau'
AIR DATE: May 04, 2020
Anthony & Dave reflects on 2 horrible movies starring John Wayne: 'Brannigan' and 'McQ'.
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[@Dervraka]

John Wayne's Brannigan catch phrase didn't work as well, "Please proceed, Improve my afternoon"

[@JoeSebGriff]

"Make my day.. wipe me!" 🤣

[@themanagement69]

this killed me lol

[@RealElMaximo]

Woke Duke is an excellent spokesperson for the LGBTmcQ community.

[@4stringrr78]

Lol

[@alexanderangelo7284]

Love it.

[@SmokeDutchVegetables]

Oh my that's brilliant

[@wes11bravo]

John, I hope you realize that you made the best possible comment on this segment.

[@michaelreich4827]

​@@user-lj2cb2pj8j So you date men.

[@grantrizmo2002cb]

If Ant just did an hour weekly of this (talking about movies, commercials etc) I would pay whatever they'd ask.....great shit

[@DiggitySlice]

Too bad he's so out of touch

[@calebray4168]

@@DiggitySlice how do? He always said his goal was to get other people to do compound media so he doesn’t have to work so hard. Yeah his personality isn’t coming through into the business now, but at least he’s happy. I trust that more than most other shit celebrities do.

[@hulkangry5546]

@@DiggitySlice How so?

[@michaelb4538]

@hulk angry. Says that yet watches every clip on this channel and comments.

[@920WASHBURN]

But he's got to stop using hair gel

[@jamesthorpe80]

Cracks me up that dave is in his late 30's but has the movie and tv knowledge of Anthony, Artie and Gilbert Gottfried.

[@pimpstaff48]

@The Waco Kid You're not on the show so no one cares.

[@AlexM-mr8of]

I can’t wait until they have Artie and Gilbert on again.

[@IndianBrah]

The Waco Kid same

[@sirajaxl]

JamesT We’re living in an age where you can marathon four seasons of hogans heroes in a weekend on Netflix. So not too hard for a younger guy today to have baby boomer TV knowledge...

[@Padge112]

My dad is old school Irish and he loves all his shit. It's weird how much they attach to this old movie culture so it rubbed off on me. This and Kennedy was the shit to em.

[@kylehall6049]

Theres nothing in this universe that makes me happier than Anthony's John Wayne impression

[@OneCash]

It's just a matter of time until "Andrew Dice Wayne" is born

[@fouronesix8294]

Woke John Wayne is a national treasure lol

[@charlesmak534]

@@OneCash I'm over here now, Pilgrim.

[@blindthrall]

Fucking gender neuquality is a great flub.

[@blindthrall]

@J V Gender neuquality is Anthony's get out of gay jail card.

[@AlphariusandOmegon]

Woke John Wayne transitioning had me in fucking tears.

[@2414M4ND3R]

John Wayne in the Conqueror deserved to be on this short list. Seeing him playing Genghis Khan in yellowface is hilarious.

[@randy7879]

lmao

[@CadencexCascade]

What makes that film even crazier is that they filmed it downwind to a nuclear weapons testing site, a bunch of people who worked on that movie died from cancer due to exposure to radiation.

[@PeteValence]

@@CadencexCascade they also used dirt for their sets... FROM THE IRRADIATED TEST AREA

[@jguttenberg16]

@@CadencexCascade including Susan Hayward who was a leading actress in the film.

[@IdealX-fr4eg]

That movie was so bad everyone on it Died

[@zerphase]

Anthony kind of looks like my 80 year old grandma.

[@Spydiggity]

These guys are wrong. "Knock knock" was such a good catch phrase that the second greatest actor of all time (after The Duke), Arnold Schwarzenegger, said it again in Predator.

[@stevenkramer1975]

"I need Brannigan, I'm so constipated Pilgrim!"

[@homer3597]

Don’t forget, Dean Wormer was also the mayor in Dirty Harry’s Magnum Force

[@boosh90]

Oh shit, good catch

[@countof3everybodyOD]

Wormer DEAD

[@ronaldkonkoma4356]

He's got a point

[@brinsonharris9816]

There’s a mad man loose. I’m asking what’s being done. Fair enough? John Vernon was great in Dirty Harry, and also in The Outlaw Josey Wales.

[@blaisetelfer8499]

There used to be this late-night commercial for a box set of John Wayne's lesser-known movies; it was like four minutes long and my sister and I always laughed about it, because they were charging $20 for 25 movies, or 80 cents per movie.

[@anthonygudgeon4298]

I ain’t American I’m English not that there’s much difference as yanks were birthed from these shores but I got to say that John Wayne was a legendary actor particularly when it came too westerns, If you ain’t a fan of westerns then your not gonna be a fan of John Wayne but there’s nothing better than sitting down on a Sunday eating a Roast Dinner with a few bevy’s watching a John Wayne western 👌🏼 Plus he was a republican which makes it all the better!

[@smasher.338]

Fun fact, john wayne met wyatt earp when he was a young actor, and later admitted, everytime he played a hero or sheriff in a western, he was imitating him.

[@smasher.338]

@@MrBillkaz whats that?

[@smasher.338]

@@MrBillkaz i had no idea he coined the term CUNT. Or did he say it so much it became his catch phrase?

[@ronaldkonkoma4356]

All Wyatt Earp wanted was a good hamburger

[@GoodOlRoll]

That's a Hulk Hogan type lie lol

[@smasher.338]

@@GoodOlRoll No, its true. Wyatt, when he was an older man was actually good friends with john ford who produced/directed most of the early cowboy/western films. John wayne was just an up an coming actor, and would usually be in the background or have just a few lines. So while sitting on set he watched and studied how he walked, due to a lifetime of riding a horse. He also would listen to him and ford talk and started imitating his speaking cadence. So later on, when wayne became a star, he was essentially just doing an impression of wyatt Earp the whole time. Sounds like bs, i know, but look it up, its legit.

[@whobootlegs5825]

The old guy from Jurassic Park is Richard Attenborough! National treasure tbf.

[@5eurocups2005]

John Wayne was a good actor back in his day doing classics like The Quiet Man, True Grit, Rio Bravo etc.

[@ramenshaman5734]

You can also list any of John Ford's films he was in like Stagecoach, Searchers, Fort Apache, etc.

[@johnfranklin8319]

Hondo…..The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance

[@SavageAudits]

I love John Wayne movies.

[@alexanderangelo7284]

I love JW, but good acting does not include playing yourself in every movie.

[@michaelgallone7409]

He's the worst

[@Shadowman4710]

John Wayne wasn't a bad actor but he had terribly limited range. Within that range, he was solid enough.

[@jakovasaur]

Kinda like De Niro in Frankenstein.

[@The495marauder]

This is back when cops never retired apparently

[@HomekittyL2]

14:17 How did nobody notice John Wayne kind of punching a guy and sending him flying across the entire fucking bar counter

[@leedobson]

Dave looks like a cop at a BBQ

[@samuelthomson9765]

Ant.. I won't have you tarnishing the name of the great John Wayne. The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance is one of the greatest films of all time.

[@elisunday7298]

My least favorite part of this video is when it came to an end.

[@GHC3]

"Dean wormer" was in Dirty Harry too,haha. The Duke played Ghanghis Khan too. Learned alot new stuff today. His rotund gut and man tips was hysterical

[@pawlpoche8736]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@reddoor6114]

The name Brannigan just makes me think of brannigan's beef and mustard crisps you used to be able to buy in UK pubs years ago. They were eye wateringly amazing

[@HUTCHIRL]

Oh shit, good call

[@jaylong4705]

Leave Ireland alone

[@Sushbag]

Harry Callahan: *make my day* Brannigan: *dental care, dental care, something about dental care*

[@mkgarnsey]

Not this isn't Chicago, you can't find a decent Hamburg anywhere...

[@RealElMaximo]

“Speaking of The Duke, my duke’s impacted from all the coffee and red meat I’ve consumed over the past 60 years.”

[@johndaugherty7779]

Not to mention the 3 packs of cigarettes a day.

[@philregular1465]

My favorite is Rooster Cogburn. The Duke is flat out HAMMERED throughout the whole film, slurring and everything.

[@bigjamesgraham2656]

Coster Rugburn

[@mkgarnsey]

The parts where he was drinking and acting drunk? Yeah? Didn't catch where he was hammered when not in that role/scene.

[@timrobinson6573]

That's the character. A drunken US Marshal. Same with Jeff Bridges in the remake.

[@dooberto]

im disappointed Ant didnt notice the pimp was TC from Magnum PI

[@whiteknightcutlass]

I noticed that and commented on it too

[@constantinedragases4607]

My father was 102 when he died he fought in World War II, Korea and Vietnam and John Wayne was his favourite actor up until the day he died.

[@steinhvik4380]

Boy did he get his fill of asians

[@tomservo5607]

I found an original movie poster for Brannigan in a thrift store recently. “You’ve seen him in the west…you’ve seen him at war…now watch him lose his temper”.

[@chrishaynes3196]

As always, I'm on the ropes within minutes, then today, on flat the canvas by "I'm woke duke!". You boys get me EVERY time. Laughter is medicine and you two make me feel better! Cheers. Even typing through the laughter...

[@mkgarnsey]

Laughing at these clowns not with them. I'm typing through the laughter as well. How many bong hits went into this?

[@henrickwhite9786]

@@mkgarnsey boo

[@humancentered3447]

How is woke Duke not now a recurring character on Cumia’s show?

[@rogersmartinjr.8588]

Another great movie with Bruce Dern is The Driver (1978) with Ryan O' Neal and Isabelle Adjani. Awesome film!!

[@SlickNik94]

Absolute classic! You have good taste. "I'm gonna catch me the cowboy that's never been caught."

[@russellmcgaffin]

You guys had me crying today. I haven’t laughed that hard in awhile. Keep riffing.

[@Valkonnen]

Knock Knock, Cock Cock!

[@TCFan25]

Never liked Brannigan, but did enjoy McQ though. The beach car chase is quite good and well filmed!

[@Matt-xv2cp]

You guys are high. McQ is an awesome movie, and that green '73 TA is well known as one of the most famous movie cars of all time. No way should it be considered a bad Wayne movie.

[@recentlybeheaded]

Wayne casually strolls out of a large brawl, then gets tapped on the shoulder and turns with a “how can I help you, sir?” look on his face.

[@josephedwarddowling5919]

I want to see Anthony and Dave watch the entire movie.

[@Lewis9700]

I think John Wayne was threatened by Eastwood taking over as the leading Western icon in the 70's.

[@yuoiuii]

This was a hilarious segment. I do love the movie Rio bravo though.

[@countof3everybodyOD]

Supporting cast helped a lot, but The Duke was perfect as well

[@othellosmalley2729]

LOL, here u guys go lmao, to be honest me and my brother use to watch that movie all the time LOL and liked it, and we're black LOL thanks for the post guys hilarious 👍🏾

[@mrjasonwhite73]

The Anthony Cumia Show with Freddie Mercury

[@mikecappadocia5959]

Brannigan sounds like a Simpsons action character

[@mielerodriguez5678]

I love Brannigan. Probably because it was awful. Did he jump Tower Bridge in a Ford Capri?

[@williamdixon8961]

It influenced me to by a 74 capri v6 in 84

[@skylarkirkland3768]

@Ivor Biggun now that's just offensive to the Capri. Atleast it looked nice lol.

[@georgekazanjian6061]

I love Artie, but damn Dave is the best thing to happen since Chip

[@dizzyhole666]

i was just thinking dave and ant have chemistry like norton did with him

[@calebdehart6651]

My favorite story about John Wayne is that John Ford ridiculed him on the set of Liberty Valance for failing to enlist in WWII during which Ford filmed a series of widely praised combat documentaries for the OSS and was wounded at the Battle of Midway while Jimmy Stewart served with distinction as a bomber pilot and commanded a bomber group. "How rich did you get while Jimmy was risking his life?" he demanded. Its funny because Wayne was portrayed as a badass in the film while Stewart was a coward and in reality it was the other way around.

[@handsomestik]

Lol, J Stew would of beat Wayne's ass. Cooper hated Wayne for losing one of his producers for High Noon because Wayne said he was a red.

[@f_0177]

So many of those actors served. Lee Marvin got a purple heart. Charles Durning was the only one of his unit to survive Normandy. James Stewart of course. But John Wayne is a bitch his real name is Marion, what a fruit

[@Paddy.C]

It's certainly an interesting story for anyone interested in movie history. That berating from Ford rankled Wayne so much that as soon as the US went into Vietnam, he got straight behind the war effort by making 'The Green Berets', to promote patriotism and support for the troops. That brass/copper looking bracelet he wore on his wrist was a gift from a Vietnamese tribe of anti-communist fighters, who wanted to confirm John Wayne as their ally. He was so proud to finally be recognised as 'serving the cause' that he never took it off, and is apparently buried with it. The negative reaction to 'The Green Berets' was so strong that it actually helped create a new genre of war movies such as 'Platoon', 'Full Metal Jacket', and the remake of 'Heart of Darkness', 'Apocalypse Now', which were more about the confusion, horror, and brutality of war, rather than a clichéd, saccharine tale of the good guys beating the bad guys. So, whichever side of the fence you spread your picnic blanket on, there's no denying that John Wayne inspired a great many people.

[@paulfroelich1024]

He was old when it started, and you don't know that he was necessarily a coward. Your take is a bit extreme. But interesting story, and yes, Jimmy Stewart was quite a guy.

[@spudskie3907]

It was on the set if They Were Expendable that Ford gave Wayne a hard time about not serving. Co-star Robert Montgomery, who came back from serving in the Navy, told Ford to stop it. Ford did. I read somewhere that Wayne wanted to enlist in the OSS. Why that didn’t happen I don’t know.

[@governorriffraff7601]

Brannigan doesn't play by conventional rules. He does things a bit differently.

[@jamesnoble3502]

He's a loose cannon!

[@Cabbieghost]

This is hilarious but they act like John Wayne didnt make any good movies.

[@TomBarryIreland]

John Ford, Howard Hughes, John Huston, Howard Hawks are legendary filmmakers and worked with Wayne. If he was terrible, they wouldn't have. Spielberg wanted to cast him for 1941 but he declined. Ant has limited film knowledge if he thinks John Wayne didn't make great movies. He has more great movies than most actors. Welles watched Stagecoach over and over again while filming Citizen Kane to inspire him.

[@420mbruce]

John Wayne...the man who made boilermakers fashionable! The Duke ruled! Branagin is a classic! McQ, not so much...

[@johngoras73]

The Shootist, starring Wayne, Jimmy Stewart and Hepburn, is actually quite good. It was done by Don Segal, from Dirty Harry infamy. It was about an old cowboy wasting away from asscancer and hooked on Laudanum, while settling old scores, so it was very meta.

[@mkgarnsey]

One of many classics...many

[@skylarkirkland3768]

The Quiet Man is an all time favourite of mine. I'm so biased towards It because of watching it with my father so many times growing up that I'm actually blind to whether the movie is awful or not.

[@mikusoxlongius]

Opie was in it.

[@alexanderangelo7284]

Hepburn wasn't in the Shootist

[@johngoras73]

@@alexanderangelo7284 My Bad. It was Bacall. I must have been thinking of Rooster Cogburn.

[@zoggy2]

Those movies have great cars, great guns and John Wayne, what more could you ever want??

[@TomBarryIreland]

John Wayne didn't have much range but he wasn't a terrible actor. He did one character very well and did it most his career. Why would so many great directors like John Ford keep casting him?

[@billybadass7718]

He was terrible

[@andysalter7192]

Cause he sold tickets and had a lot of power in Hollywood

[@TomBarryIreland]

@Andy Salter John Ford made John Wayne a star and when he first started working with Wayne, Wayne was not a big star and John Ford was already considered a big time director.

[@tommydurkin213]

I think dirty Harry still holds up today that's a brutal movie. I can't think of the best scene but when the dude pays someone took beat him up so he can blame Harry that's crazy.

[@johngoras73]

You should check out Takashi Kitano's 1987 Violent Cop. It's up there with Dirty Harry. If you can deal with subtitles. And find it.

[@doserocful]

the "pimp" is roger mosley...he played goldie's militant brother in "the mack" and he's played tc on "magnum p.i.".

[@horrorluvernyc]

Did anyone notice before the bad duke hit in the brawl that a woman bodyslams a dude through a table. the same woman who threw the dude through the railing upstairs lol

[@MantisTobogganMD92]

McQueer had me dying.

[@scotduckrow8524]

Those movies were masterpieces compared to Big Jim McClaine and The Conqueror! Stagecoach, Quiet Man, The Shootist, Searchers, True Grit are his best.

[@claygordon2852]

So is big Jake and McClintock cheesy as fuck but love em

[@bbbbbbb51]

The Cowboys is a good one too.

[@mkgarnsey]

Rooster Cogburn, Big Jake, El Dorado, Rio Bravo, Green Berets, Rio Bravo, et al. Searchers was excellent in it's day. You're copying and pasting and not watching.

[@ripvanwinkle2002]

there is quite literally no such thing as a bad john wayne movie.. the premise is flawed so the commentary is flawed..

[@alexanderangelo7284]

You want something funny? See John Wayne in The Conqueror. Google it.

[@onionhat745]

Dirty Harry isn't cheesy, it's just dated. Like every movie that shows a modern cellphone will be eventually.

[@Trytocookthis]

I haven't seen that movie in soooooo long. maybe 20 plus years. I am gonna go and find that now.

[@hansjuker8296]

Don't get it twisted, they cucked Dirty Harry passed the 1st one.

[@SamK2525]

Love these two guys but have to say I love John Wayne westerns, he always plays an over the hill, hard drinkin, single dude going on one last misson. They're never about romance or social justice just lotsa shootin and ass kickin. Rio Bravo, Rio Lobo, The Shootist, True Grit, Undefeated, Red River, Mclintock were all really good.

[@grahamhill9499]

Funny ,but the duke has balls ,these 2 havent low hanging fruit

[@davidkomen5283]

Those movies weren't bad. You just have no taste in movies.

[@shawnnorton7731]

I’ll give to you that the “Duke” was a limited actor but he was great in Rio Bravo. To quote Peter O’Toole “I’m not an actor, I’m a movie star” from My Favorite Year. Great flick my the way.

[@paulfroelich1024]

Rio Bravo is awesome. Dean kicked ass, and Angie Dickinson was 11/10 hawt.

[@washingtoncommandcenter5541]

I love seeing all the cool old cars in movies like that. The Jaguar E-type and 74 Ford Capri alone were worth the view, his 1973 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am "Green Hornet" in McQ was badass too. That was the last year before they started fucking with the front end and IMO making them ugly modern hunks of shit. That suppressed Mac-10 is fuckin awesome though.

[@bernardoconnor1502]

I remember seeing both of these as a kid at the Saturday Matinee at my local theatre. It was always a double feature with cartoons, usually Pink Panther. I'd get a dollar from my Mom. 75 cents for the movie, 15 cents for popcorn and 10 cents for a soda.

[@zl5464]

Oh back when prices were reasonable. Now you'd need $35 to send your kid to the movie theater.

[@negativeindustrial]

What’re you 150 years old? When were sodas 10c at a theatre?

[@wes11bravo]

​@@negativeindustrial- back in the 70s, shit was pretty reasonable. A whole gaggle of us would ride our bikes (helmetless) like 5 miles to Showcase Cinemas, buy a ticket each, and bounce around all day between theaters. This before they cared if people did that. $.35 candy bars, trash can sized popcorn for a buck, a bucket of Sprite for the same. I'm talking like an old man. Oh wait...

[@negativeindustrial]

@@wes11bravo No worries, I’m old too. My earliest movie theatre memories are Indiana Jones and The Temple Of Doom and Return Of The Jedi. Apparently, popcorn and drinks were already prohibitively expensive because we didn’t get any. The deal I made with my mom to see those movies included a promise to not even look at the snack bar. My dad was a draftsman, so it wasn’t like we were on welfare or anything.

[@mielerodriguez5678]

Jurassic Park guy = Sir Richard (Dickie) Attenborough.

[@handsomestik]

David Attenborough would of made Jurrasic Park work

[@chrissmith3668]

eric brown would HAVE

[@Paddy.C]

The guy watching Brannigan get in the taxi was Private Hook from 'Zulu'. Also, Brian Glover was the one about to lose his teeth, he voiced Gaffer, leader of the Tetley tea folk, and was in 'An American Werewolf in London', and 'Alien 3'.

[@Paddy.C]

@J V Yup, you'll get no argument from me on that score, I stopped paying attention when they revealed that Newt and Hicks had died. It's the only one of the franchise that I won't bother watching if it's on TV.

[@skylarkirkland3768]

@@Paddy.C don't tell me you condone Alien:Resurrection lol. I will admit I'll watch it but I watch it with contempt. Alien 3 was an awful movie though that almost tried to ruin the first two.

[@Paddy.C]

@@skylarkirkland3768 I see Alien Resurrection as a worse version of Aliens (bunch of bad-asses using heavy firepower to fight multiple aliens), whereas Alien 3 was a worse version of Alien (bunch of unarmed people trapped in a location with a single alien, trying to trap and kill it while it stalks and kills them). I don't mind Alien Resurrection so much, because the action sequences, special effects, and general carnage make it pretty watchable despite the plot. Alien 3 doesn't have any of that, so for me, absolutely nothing to redeem it

[@planetschlock]

I sincerely hope that "look at you, ya piece of chicken" was an actual line from this movie.

[@jlshel42]

I grew up watching and loving John Wayne films, but now realize why my dad didn’t show me all of them.

[@mkgarnsey]

More realistic murders. Other than that I don't see why. Thought they were decent movies.Older reviews are much better. Those trying to make a name, or millennials with confidence problems call this a bad movie. I like it and McQ as well.

[@patrickroy3380]

@@mkgarnsey Wayne is an American legend and most anything he was in he carried good or bad on his image alone and to be fair Ant and Dave were pretty funny as always even the Duke might laugh .

[@mkgarnsey]

@@patrickroy3380 Funny? Meh. I don't see how contradiction is funny. "Biggest name around, I mean John Wayne. Terrible actor. Don't see how he got so huge." I do. Probably because you wouldn't know good acting if it bit you in the a$$." Now that's funny AND true of these nitwits. Name another artist who had 100% hits with no average material.

[@rezai7]

I feel like a crackhead clicking on these videos, more so than most other channels. Need my fix, I might just have to start giving Anthony my money, that rich fuck, love em

[@Ebolacrash]

The dean wormer actors is in Dirty Harry he is the mayor i think

[@telecasterhst69]

Yep. His name is John Vernon.

[@MattUFL]

I was disappointed that Ant didn’t seem to remember this.

[@rosselliswilkinson]

Also in Outlaw Josey Wales and Charley Varrick

[@Ebolacrash]

​@@rosselliswilkinson Art Carney , Art Carney aaaannd Art Carney ..Rated PG 13

[@JayRodMiNi]

The searchers is his best movie

[@dbrown2264]

Glad this pairing didn't pan out. Dave just doesn't match the pace or perspective of Ant. Few do. Of course, Jimmy and more recently Gavin McInnes, both of whom are far more natural riffing with him.

[@kenkido2776]

You guys always make me laugh so damn much. It's my breakfast treat. Thanks.

[@p1ll]

Holy balls you guys crack me up.🤣🤣🤣

[@ericbooth1788]

Thanks for spoiling the plot of Brannigan for me, boys 🙄

[@noodlehat3250]

Ant and Dave had great comic chemistry

[@Zkullz69]

Landau is legit. Savage.

[@levimaliwauki8]

Don’t know what you guys are smoking lol McQ was awesome. Plus, the first movie to debut the Ingram MAC-10

[@Reginald_Harrison]

I need more Woke Duke 😩

[@tedwolf1716]

John Wayne was a great actor. His movies, for the most part, are great. He did get too involved in his own persona (read Frank Capra's autobiography to hear about Wayne's demands).

[@IncognitoManiac]

Arnie used the "knock, knock" line in Predator. Then he shot a guy point blank with a grenade launcher. Love that movie

[@telecasterhst69]

Fuck yeah.

[@jimmyrustler8983]

"Stick around..."

[@anon4932]

DILLON!

[@nathanjames6454]

thats it the universe is telling me to watch predator

[@johnwolschon2009]

,@'

[@mattb.6661]

The movie reviews and discussions are hilarious. Please do more.

[@HankKill93]

John Wayne, Frank Sinatra and Paul Newman all turned down the role of Dirty Harry.

[@alexanderangelo7284]

John Wayne was a man who became an American icon by playing himself.

[@teijaflink2226]

I usually fall asleep if I watch a John Wayne movie, though I really liked his last movie The Shootist, he actually gave a performance that made you feel something for his character in that movie, even if he was dying from cancer but perhaps that was the reason.

[@RenewedRS]

You should check out the audio commentary for the film Hot Fuzz (2007) - It's Quentin Tarantino and Edgar Wright talking shit, they must have mentioned 150 different obscure films from the 70s, rarely talking about the actual movie Hot Fuzz. They go on a spiel about Brannigan (and there's actually an actor from the film and references to Brannigan in Hot Fuzz) Great stuff.

[@Spydiggity]

I've seen maybe 20-30 minutes of Dave's standup, and it's very funny; but he is at his best when he's playing off of somebody else. I wish this video was longer.

[@nazareth2]

Shit you guys are killing me. When I was a kid of 7 or 8 I liked this movie. You guys just ruined my childhood. Just kidding I enjoyed the commentary.........

[@nickthomas6827]

McLintock was another John Wayne movie which was great because of how horrible it was.

[@paullittle9187]

I'm confused, are they saying John Vernon was the broke man's Gene Hackman?

[@eduardosuarez2414]

Ha, 7:03 the guy in the hat is John Vernon, who was in Dirty Harry AND Josey Wales.

[@YoRon427]

McQ was an awesome move, especially the co-star, the green Trans Am.

[@jasonsmith902]

I ❤️ Anthony (However this movie actually looks good)

[@FredPena-rd5cf]

John Wayne became typecast. No way he could be anything but a cowboy...

[@andyc8215]

A lot of people don't know this but... Dave Landau was grown in a lab from the DNA gathered from one of Gavin McInnis' ass hairs.

[@guthyranker1724]

I watched those movies back when i was young in the early 80;s with my dad. He looked forward to both movies when they came on TV.

[@jbellflower83]

Watched the Cowboys a few months ago. Bruce Dern was the best part of that movie, especially when he scares the shit out of the kid in the glasses.

[@jzb1zero1]

Dukkakke.