*this movie has the best cast* A Fish Called Wanda MOVIE REACTION (first time watching)

[@carm3d]

Kevin Kline got a best supporting actor Oscar for this role, extremely rare for a comedic role to get an Oscar.

[@martensjd]

Joke at the end I think you missed: Otto became justice minister in South Africa before apartheid ended. So he became justice minister in a country without much justice.

[@LordVolkov]

He did use to 😵 for the CIA, so he's probably used to doing terrible things around the world 🙃

[@Paul77ozee]

There was justice. But it was only available to white people.

[@Fred_L.]

Also a nod to Kline's previous film in the year before, Cry Freedom, playing in apartheid South Africa. While not portraying a Minister of Justice he deals with one as an anti-apartheid activist and journalist. The whole thing is based on real people and events. A good film.

[@Chatwin78]

Hi Aria. You might want to try "Fawlty Towers," a British comedy series starring John Cleese.

[@paulalexandredumasseauvan2357]

typical monty python humour that the ANIMAL LOVER kills all the dogs 😂 kevin klein playing otto won the best supporting actor oscar for the role. loved your laughter! ☺👍

[@AloneinTheDark68]

I haven't seen this film for years and I had forgotten how funny it is. I really enjoyed re-watching it with you. Thanks Aria.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

18:36 "The doggy dying is too much." Especially for Ken. One gets the distinct impression he _understands_ this lady's fondness for dogs. The old _lady_ was his target, there, and the attack dog _misunderstood._

[@gallendugall8913]

Oh wow, High Anxiety, I did not get the first time I watched it. Really does need all those Hitchcock classics in your pocket when you watch it.

[@philshorten3221]

I loved k k k k k k k k k k ken His pain killing the little dogs compared to his joy killing the little old lady was brilliant! 😂

[@stpetie7686]

Aria posting a comedy just makes my day. Watching her laugh is like watching my granddaughter laugh. It simply makes my day better.

[@ariachanson01]

Thankyou:) I'm glad you enjoy the videos❤️❤️

[@Paul77ozee]

The nostril sounds when Otto removes the chips from Ken is hilarious.

[@chasestreet8082]

One of my favorite parts of the whole movie is Kevin Kline (Otto) telling Archie's wife that if it wasn't for the U.S. they'd all be speaking German and then proceeding to sing the WWII era version of the German National Anthem. The whole movie is hilarious, but that part along with Ken accidentally murdering those poor dogs (and the funeral scenes) still make me laugh out loud! Thank you, Aria for making my day by checking this one out!! Its always so much fun just to see you enjoy a good comedy! Oh, and for what it's worth... The part where Otto smells his armpits before the comedic sex scene? You wouldn't believe how many guys ran around smelling their armpits after this movie came out! So stupid, but so funny! One last thought... You do of course realize how inappropriate it is for you to laugh that hard at Ken's stutter when Archie is questioning him? Hilariously funny to watch you crack up at it (as does everyone) but tsk tsk... Inappropriate! 🤣

[@ariachanson01]

Yeah it does make you feel bad when you're laughing at the stutter😅 thankyou :)

[@chasestreet8082]

@@ariachanson01 I honestly find that the majority of the funniest things in comedy come from situations that we really shouldn't be laughing at normally. I think that's what makes them all the more funny is the absurdity. That being said, the part that always makes me start laughing is when Ken starts trying to sing the answer and it sounds like a crow! "The Caw... The Caw..." And then how he says it perfect fine once Archie says it, lol. You are more than welcome, Aria! Its just the best way I know how to say thanks to you for always brightening our day with your reactions!

[@funkmeisterB-5000]

Every one shined in this: Palin, Jamie, Cleese, But my fav is Kline,,he was just toooo crazy/funny. I knew you'd laugh your face off from this Oscar-Winner, AFI top 100 rated film!

[@N_Loco_Parenthesis]

All our moms could be like that. Kids of Impatient Moms Unite!

[@martinbynion1589]

Aria C and A Fish Called Wanda. A marriage made in UTube Reaction HEAVEN!!🙂

[@clutchpedalreturnsprg7710]

" Don't eat the green ones. " - Otto West

[@clutchpedalreturnsprg7710]

Hello Aria C, 4 top comedies are: " Some Like it Hot ", One Two Three, " The In-Laws (1979), " What's Up Doc? ". Also, " Foul Play ", " Seems Like Old Times ", " The Russians are Coming The Russians are Coming The Russians are Coming ".

[@lazyperfectionist1]

6:36 "Oh. She was gonna do _that."_ Yeah. The loyalty does not run especially deep, in this group.

[@randallshuck2976]

Another good movie and fun reaction. Your laugh is fun. The movie is almost a Monty Python skit. Have you seen the movie, "There's Something About Mary"? Since you are watching some vintage films try the Jimmy Stewart comedy called "Harvey" it's sweet and funny.

[@asterix7842]

I'm glad you're watching comedies. I love watching you laugh. I don't recall, have you watched Monty Python's Meaning of Life yet? If you like John Cleese, you should react to his tv series after Monty Python, Fawlty Towers. Michael Palin also did a number of travel shows for the BBC in the 80s and 90s. Probably not real reaction material, but you might find them entertaining. Around the World in 80 Days, where he tries to travel around the world in less than 80 days without using air travel, Pole to Pole, where he travels from the North Pole to the South Pole, and Full Circle, where he circumnavigates the Pacific Ocean, all with the usual Michael Palin humor.

[@ariachanson01]

I haven't watched Meaning of Life yet, hopefully this week:) Those travel shows sound so fun

[@Salta0monte]

@@ariachanson01 I'm going to bet on you not liking Meaning of Life as much as the other movies. No spoilers 🙂

[@lazyperfectionist1]

9:53 "What are the chances that she's wearing a locket like that?" In general, the number of variables is too numerous to evaluate, but with what _she_ does for a living, probably actually pretty good.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

15:26 "I'm thirsty." Yeah. I think he is, too.

[@VonBlade]

I know many people will love Jamie or John, but Michael Palin wins for me. He's fantastic in everything. The snorting of the chips is so good.

[@ariachanson01]

my favorite character in the movie :D

[@clutchpedalreturnsprg7710]

@@ariachanson01 Hello, sometime check out his movie " The Missionary ". By the way Terry Jones is the best matronly woman of the Monty Python Troupe.

[@chocolate-teapot]

Your beginning story was nice, reminded me of an ex-girlfriend, I would accidentally make her laugh or cheer her up when she was feeling down.

[@jontastic]

This is one of the few movies where the female lead “kisses” three lead men.

[@argentokaos2629]

Just what I needed today (thank you, AC!): the *best* Python-adjacent movie (and, no, I don't think I'm being unfair to Terry Gilliam). Jamie Lee Curtis won an Oscar last year. And they SHOULDA given it to her in the '80s. Anyways, whatever, whadda I know. (Don't call me stupid...)

[@arjaylee]

Another movie with the Genius of Cleese. is "Clock Wise". Made before this one. The master of Pompous Buffoon.

[@peterdubois65]

You need to watch the quintessential aussie movie 90s classic The castle

[@WilliamScavengerFish]

26:00 this kinda of event happened to a friend of johns

[@ariachanson01]

Oh nooooo

[@d_mosimann]

Thnx for the entertainment. Kevin Kline had a terrible role to play in this movie. I suggest you watch "Dave", there he plays a VERY charming role. - And it's kinda a comedy, too.

[@GWNorth-db8vn]

I honestly think this is my favorite role of his. Not because it's great acting, it's just fun and he seemed to be having fun doing it.

[@mikejankowski6321]

This is not a terrible role, just a terrible character! He did so well in this - if you didn't detest Otto then he would have failed as an actor. He put so much into being stupid, cruel, and unpredictable it was great! He really owned the part.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

7:38 😏I was at a much... _earlier_ stage in life when I first saw this movie. When Wanda turned on the charm with Archie, I suspect I may have felt it more than he did. 🤷‍♂

[@lazyperfectionist1]

11:58 😏Here we go.🤷‍♂

[@lazyperfectionist1]

25:09 😏Here we go, again.🤷‍♂ Look at the point Jamie Lee Curtis sells, in this movie. "Fellas, if you want to be popular with the ladies, learn another language. It doesn't really matter which one."

[@jurgenkersjes2150]

You are beautiful Aria. Many love from the Netherlands,

[@robmann400]

...c-c-c-c-comment.

[@putinscat1208]

The cast got together years later and made 'Fierce Creatures' 1997

[@stephenniehaus8635]

Underrated movie. Aria would love it

[@carm3d]

Not as good as this, but it's watchable.

[@stephenniehaus8635]

@@carm3d there are parts that are equally hilarious but yeah, overall not as good. Still better than a lot of other comedies

[@putinscat1208]

@@stephenniehaus8635 It was better than most of Netflix

[@GrilloTheFlightless]

I love Fierce Creatures but a lot of people were quite down on it. Cleese said that the problem with Fierce Creatures wasn’t Fierce Creatures. The problem with Fierce Creatures was A Fish Called Wanda. By which he meant that Wanda was such a massive success, Fierce Creatures could never live up to it and would always be compared unfavourably. And people assumed that because it was the same cast it’d be the same sort of film, and were disappointed that it wasn’t.

[@ericanderson8886]

Fawlty Towers is a must watch for John Cleese fans. A whole TV series with Cleese behaving the way he does in this movie.

[@dunringill1747]

Absolutely yes to Fawlty Towers. It's a short series, only 12 episodes total (2 seasons of 6 episodes each).

[@dupersuper1938]

Yes on must watch, no Archie on being anything like Basil.

[@argentokaos2629]

@@dupersuper1938 :D Archie Leach is a *saint* compared to Basil Fawlty--- as all people are. :D

[@ariachanson01]

I remembered that a wise man once said "it's okay to eat fish, cause they don't have any feelings" so I'm okay now :D

[@argentokaos2629]

Here we are now. Entertain us.

[@Mr.Ekshin]

My father once told me the hardest thing about eating vegetables... was that the wheelchair always seems to be in the way.

[@SilentBob731]

Wow, there's just Something in the Way that you explain it that totally makes sense. 😊

[@robertmaez6706]

"Archie Leach" was the name Cary Grant used when he checked into a hotel. That being his real name.

[@mikealvarez2322]

Your laughter is so infectious and authentic.😅 I continue to love all your reactions.

[@dunringill1747]

Kevin Kline first met John Cleese on the set of "Silverado" (good western). Kline had total admiration for Cleese's professionalism and wit. They became fast friends. From that point forward - Kevin Kline's acting style took a complete turn. He quickly adapted Cleese's physical comedic style which we get to see for the first time in "A Fish Called Wanda".

[@DavidB-2268]

A couple of fun facts: first, the entire movie came about when Cleese and Palin were developing a sketch that involved someone trying to get vital information from someone else who has a bad stutter. It's the only scene they share in the film. Second, the actress playing Portia is played by John Cleese's actual daughter.

[@SnabbKassa]

But the fact that Clleese and Palin get to snog JLC in the script is not exactly a bad thing for them.

[@imcrazedandconfused]

YES. Kevin Kline never had a better role, and it is a movie so deeply in the tradition of Monty Python that it hurts when you laugh about it. They all did not expect the movie to be such a success, but it just hit the nerve at it's time. Wanda - well ... in case you did not notice, the fishes were named by Ken, and Wanda was his most beloved, so yes, Ken was secretly in love with Wanda, probably this is why he stopped stuttering after she kissed him. And why is Otto becoming Minister of Justice in South Africa? Well .... at that time, South Africa still had the ultra-racist Apartheid regime. And they thought it would be funny to let the stupid American have this role in the end ... Yeah, they really beat the shit out of all stereotypes about the US, but you have to admit - the role is, eh, stupidly funny. From the baseball cap up to Otto symbolically killing a baby seal on a poster to show his martial arts. Oh, and it is great how you noticed, that this is probably the only movie where you happily laugh about cute dogs being killed - several times. I think they might have thought about killing kids, too, in this movie, just to try out if they could get away with that, too. It is crazy how this movie proves the point, that you can literally make jokes about EVERYTHING. Something, that the Monty Python guys are famous for. I hope you come back to the the other Monty Python movies at some point. It is so good to see, how much fun you have with their kind of humor. Best regards, and have a great sunday.

[@LordVolkov]

Otto is the poster boy for the Dunning-Kruger effect 🙃 "@sshole!!!" 🤣🤣🤣

[@IDLERACER]

😎👍 You look great with your hair parted down the middle. ☺ I always tell people who enjoy this film to also check out "Ruthless People" (1986), another 80s screwball comedy with very similar vibes. 😉

[@chefskiss6179]

Here here for some comedies to offset the other flicks yer viewing. If you need more selections, how about Monty Python's Meaning of Life, or Four Weddings & A Funeral... 😂

[@mikejankowski6321]

Great reaction! It's okay to laugh at the dogs getting accidentally killed instead of the intended target, it's only a movie. For another funny series, check out the Pink Panther films with Peter Sellers (including A Shot In the Dark too). What he does with the Inspector Clouseau character is beyond funny.

[@triadmad]

As a follow up to this one, watch Fierce Creatures, which includes the same leading actors but in different roles. It is much more Monty Python in its writing than this movie. On a side note, I'm very happy to hear that you'll be watching High Anxiety.

[@ariachanson01]

Yup, really looking forward to High Anxiety😄 thanks for the suggestion:))

[@martinbynion1589]

Wile E Coyote!

[@dscotthoward7467]

Glad you are laughing! 😂 If you want more you should try Fawlty Towers by John Cleese. Only 12 TV episodes, but the funniest series ever! Cheers! 😅

[@chrissinnett9398]

Just a suggestion, if you like laugh out loud funny, try "The Man Who Knew To Little" with Bill Murray. It is hilarious.

[@LordVolkov]

Better after The Man Who Knew Too Much

[@WilliamScavengerFish]

Michaels father had a terrible stutter. That is how Michael knew how to do a convincing stutter.

[@sveinunglidsheim5828]

The way you laughed at Ken when he tried to explain where they went was awesome :)

[@bighuge1060]

I agree. I was about to type the same thing. It's hard not to think of Cleese and Palin in that scene and not think of them in the Parrot sketch cracking each other up live onstage..

[@carlwkemp3]

Glad to see your smile back. It is such a lovely smile and lights up your whole face. The follow-up movie to this, "Fierce Creatures" is quite funny as well. Some other comedies that you might also really like are "Big Trouble", "Undercover Blues", "Ruthless People", "Beetlejuice", "My Big Fat Greek Wedding", "John Tucker Must Die", "Death at a Funeral" (both versions), "City Slickers", "My Cousin Vinny" and "Scott Pilgrim vs The World".

[@ariachanson01]

"my cousin vinny" is on my channel, and I've seen "beetlejuice", the rest I'll look up, thankyou for the recommendations, those are some really good movies :)))

[@jonwilley9548]

OMG! High Anxiety? I can’t wait for that reaction. Awesome job putting in the time to watch Hitchcock movies first. It will be well worth it. Thank you. Appreciate your reactions.

[@dannyberne]

Based on your intro I'm confident you will find Cinema enlightenment. I do have a recommendation for you. Try to watch "Earth Girls Are Easy" after "The Fly". That's not a request for a video reaction or anything. It's brain bleach. If I were to ask for a reaction, it would be to "Barbarella", "Demolition Man", and "Space Odyssey"... Hopefully in that order. Barbarella is tough, but I'm sure you can power through it because you will get to edit 90% of it out. I do recommend researching them first.

[@shanialover]

The animal that was always after the Road Runner had the name Wiley E. Coyote! 👍👍😉😉👱‍♀👱‍♀👗👗👠👠❤❤

[@nocatlover]

😂 And Minnie Mouse is always happy too 🤣 greetings from the Netherlands

[@satyadasgumbyji8956]

Saw this in theater when came out & actually didnt think was that funny. Then a fews years later i walked into a small house party high on lsd & they were watching it. When Kline started eating Ken's fish i lost my sht!😅 Funniest thing id ever seen. I couldn't breathe & had to leave.😅 You'll like the sequel as well! See ya. ✌️🌎❤️

[@henrytjernlund]

This movie is proof that a movie can make dang near almost anything funny. Great reaction. Thanks.

[@dedcowbowee]

Every time John Cleese screams😳, I crack up,lol.😆Great reaction, the sequel, "Fierce Creatures" is very funny too.👍

[@LordVolkov]

His shriek is delightful

[@asterix7842]

It's not a sequel. Same cast, different characters.

[@dedcowbowee]

@@asterix7842 Oh yeah, you're right of course. I just remembered that it was hilarious as well.

[@markjones127]

It would be fun to watch you react to one of the many really funny British tv shows, actually the Cornetto trilogy of films you're watching came about after the director and most of the cast of those films first did a tv series together called 'Spaced' which is now very much a cult classic, also a couple of other shows which are hilarious and great to react to are 'The Inbetweeners' and 'Peep Show', you seem to instinctively get the British sense of humour.

[@Songfugel]

Fierce Creatures is the spiritual sequal (same cast, different story) to Fish called Wanda, I personally love that movie even more than this one so highly recommend checking it out as well Glad you liked this movie on the first go 😊 a lot of people I know have been too baffled on the first try to understand it (and put off by the dying dogs and fishes), and only truly get it on the second viewing

[@guitarman8462]

You have to also watch : A MIGHTY WIND.

[@texwebb]

Waiting for this reaction felt like being run over by a steam roller. It was worth the wait however.

[@mattk070]

Kevin Kline is an amazing actor! Bu bu better eat the green one? lol. Thank you for the reaction.

[@chumpzilla000]

I love High Anxiety It's great

[@arconeagain]

'A very happy person here.' 😂 You're not by chance related to Aubrey Plaza?

[@SilentBob731]

3:33 I feel you there. Growing up, my Mom's favourite phrase was "Never mind, I'll do it myself". 🙃 13:30 This movie forever cemented Kevin Kline as one of my all-time favourite actors.🤣 31:22 Finally, someone else who find Cleese's delivery of ""F*** off, Pigs" as funny as I do. Cheers, Aria. 🥃🤣

[@user-EricWatson55]

I've always considered this the funniest film of the '80s. Kevin Kline steals the show! 😂

[@billbabcock1833]

Otto is the best part of this movie. Kevin Kline won the Academy Award for best supporting actor for this role.

[@shanepye7078]

Must check out “Fierce Creature”!

[@jjkcharlie]

One of my favorite movies.

[@Will-nn6ux]

Miserere Dominus, canis mortuus est!

[@GroovingPict]

in the ending they originally intended, Otto does die, but they decided it was a bit grim for this kind of comedy (nevermind the old lady dying I guess) so they changed it (and also, while Otto is obviously a dick, he's also a fun and funny character, so they didnt think audiences would like it if they killed him). Also in the orginal ending, Ken doesnt actually lose his stutter and instead goes something like "wait a minute! Ive lost my stutter! it's g-g-g... it's gggg... it's gggg-gg...", which I think is a lot funnier than him really losing his stutter. But I guess if he didnt lose the stutter he couldnt get that happy ending of becoming an MC :p I think the original ending is on youtube somewhere

[@Zeno_Evil]

If you'd like a good horror comedy, check out Army of Darkness with Bruce Campbell.

[@ariachanson01]

I saw that one last year, love it :D

[@robertmaez6706]

Comedy, horror? "Love at First Bite", "The Fearless Vampire Killers" .

[@ariachanson01]

"love at first bite" sounds awesome

[@EnglishRalph]

There’s a Siamese fighting fish in Rumble Fish. I don’t remember enough to recommend it or not, because I was very, very drunk and it was 40yrs ago.

[@imcrazedandconfused]

Rumble Fish is kind of a cult classic, indeed. Matt Dillon and Mickey Rourke did an awesome job in this highly stylized movie. Mickey Rourke once said that he made some quite bad movies, but on the other hand had some roles that other Hollywood actors would kill for. I guess this is one of them. "The Motorcycle boy".

[@LordVolkov]

Anything based on the work of SE Hinton is a great watch 👍The limited use of color in Rumble Fish is fantastic.

[@manueldeabreu1980]

This is a forgotten gem. Almost an unofficial Monty Python reunion. Kevin Kline stole this film.

[@aranerem5569]

Hello Aria, are you going to see the movie Bad Boys Ride Or Die?

[@ariachanson01]

Yup :)

[@arnebjrnebekk]

Laughing is good Aria! I have fun watching your reaction to comedies. When you laugh you make me wanna laugh too. I'm sure you will get to the horror movies eventually...

[@ThistleAndSea]

LOL! Fun one, Miss Aria. I enjoyed laughing along with you. Thanks for sharing it.

[@mainmac]

I'd check out some of the other movies various Monty Python crew did for George Harrrison's film company (as payback for funding The Life of Brian). The Missionary, A Private Function, Time Bandits, Water, are all worth checking out.

[@I_ll_beer_back]

>> “It's a really nasty movie, brutal, h*rny, sadistic. In short, it contains all the elements of a good comedy”, claimed the then 78-year-old director Charles Crichton - and who would disagree with him? This ingeniously convoluted farce thrives on the absurd and black humor for which the “Monty Python” comedians are known. No wonder: ex-member John Cleese wrote the script. Kevin Kline deserved his Oscar as an Anglophobic-tumber wannabe intellectual who prepares for the coup with Nietzsche's book “Beyond Good and Evil”.

[@jasonondik6003]

A Fish Called Wanda is one of my top 10 favorite movies. I have watched it dozens of times but it still makes me laugh every time. The perfect casting all around. If you absolutely hate Otto (Kevin Klein) then go watch Dave (1993), you will be shocked it is the same actor.

[@arthurcamargo8416]

I have a feeling that you would enjoy There's Something About Mary. That is another good comedy. And it includes an Iconic scene.

[@RobertFergus-l3c]

When the film stated Otto became the Minister of Justice for South Africa it was a joke making fun of Otto's extreme right-wing character because back in 1986 the Minister of Justice of South Africa was a key figure of apartheid which was an official policy of racial discrimination against non-whites. Suggesting anyone held such a position would be offensive at that time so it was a joke, a dated joke but at the time people understood the subtext.

[@altair6803]

More John Cleese: Fawlty Towers (TV series) and Clockwise (movie)

[@floorticket]

I do like "Portia" as a girl's name. A nod to Shakespeare's character in "The Merchant of Venice" it would seem.

[@bobbuethe1477]

One of my favorite comedies, that no one _ever_ reacts to, is 1979's "The Frisco Kid," a Western buddy comedy starring Gene Wilder and Harrison Ford. Please consider it.

[@KingOfGamesss]

They made another movie after this called 'Fierce Creatures'...it's really funny too

[@davewhitmore1958]

"You're the vulgarian, you fuck!" is still one of my favorite movie lines :)

[@robertmaez6706]

Takes place during the Cold war when Romania was still Communist.

[@stevensauer8539]

Of note with Otto's ending is that South Africa at the time that the movie was made was still in the Apartheid era, which was a time of extreme and systemic racism. So, Otto emigrating there and becoming a "minister of justice" basically means he moved somewhere evil to take an evil job. So yes, from his point of view it probably was a happy ending. As to why Otto drives like Mr. Bean? He hasn't figured out that in England they drive on the other side of the street. And being, you know, *stupid*, he assumed that all of the other drivers are assholes instead of even slightly entertaining the idea that he might be in the wrong.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

And, you know, it's not _technically_ a sequel, but this movie has a _spiritual_ successor in the movie _Fierce Creatures,_ from 1997. It reunites the same ensemble cast, though unfortunately, it didn't do as well at the box office. 🤷‍♂

[@dingokidneys]

I love Fish Called Wanda and Fierce Creatures. Please watch Fierce Creatures.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

Otto is such an odd character, in ways that are not evident at first glance. I mean, there are two kinds of people one expects to find in England; people _born_ there and _anglophiles._ He's _neither._ He spends the _entire_ movie complaining about England and the ways the English do things, yet at no point does he choose to leave.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

18:49 "They get _rigor mortis_ in the _prime of life,_ in this country." Case in point.

[@Will-nn6ux]

Some of the writing in this movie seems to be playing to American stereotypes and perceptions of the English.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

24:24 "Why are you wearing _gloves,_ Archie?" Well now, the English are generally glove-wearing _people,_ Aria. It might be more appropriate for her to ask something like, "Why are you wearing the _wrong_ gloves, Archie?"

[@PurushaDesa]

This is my favourite comedy of all time. It’s a testament to how a tightly constructed plot makes everything funnier, in stark contrast to how baggy and ill disciplined today’s comedies are (The Fall Guy, Argylle are two recent examples of this).

[@AHPal-ji6oj]

There is a similar movie called Fierce Creatures (1997) that has the exact same cast and is as good, if not better 👍

[@MrJimithee]

It's the perfect film to help one move on from Biggus Dickus

[@lazyperfectionist1]

29:32 "That is disgusting!" Sure, but more than that, it's cruel, because he's doing it just to torture Ken. You know, this movie has really not been especially good to Ken. I mean, of these four people, he's the only animal lover. George tasked him with rubbing out the old lady and he took three swipes at killing her _directly._ The first time, he managed to kill one of her _dogs_ and it broke her heart... and his. The second time, he managed to kill _another_ one of her dogs, and again, it broke her heart... and his. The third time, he managed to kill her one remaining dog and she _died_ of broken heart. So he finally _succeeded,_ but _what_ a costly victory. The whole time, Otto has tormented Ken by showing deliberate disregard for the well being of his fish and the other animals on his posters. No, this movie has _not_ been especially good to Ken.

[@davewhitmore1958]

It can be very hard to move on from a case of Biggus Dikkus :/

[@tigqc]

Ah finally! More people need to react to my favorite comedy lol.