Top Secret! (1984) First Time Watching! Movie Reaction!!

[@TBRSchmitt]

Another Comedy Classic! Our faces still hurt from laughter! Thank you for all the support!

[@TheRatsCast]

For the record; the mold of Peter Cushing's face used to make the large eye, was the same mold Disney/Lucas Filmes used for the digital scan to recreate General Turkin for Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. They were able to recover the mold from this movie; in order to recreate the actor's face. Cool; huh?

[@williammcgady4640]

Thank you

[@christinehorror8178]

I really hope you guys get to hot shots!!

[@johncampbell756]

Watch Police Squad! The six episode series that led to The Naked Gun series.

[@david7delta]

I highly recommend you watch 'Dr Strangelove'... its a 1964 black comedy classic !! Another great option would be 'From Dusk Till Dawn'. Both are excellent !!

[@LordVolkov]

The Indiana Jones style truck chase that turns into an underwater saloon brawl is probably one of the greatest jokes in cinema.

[@TBRSchmitt]

Hahaha the underwater scene was peak comedy for me!

[@joeno-say5504]

Also, a really underrated stunt off the bridge from the truck. Edit: one of the best 4th wall breaks after "I know, it all sounds like some bad movie..."

[@moonbrooke27]

The whole scene shot in an underwater tank for real was an excellent choice. One of the best parts of the film.

[@bujin1977]

And while on the subject of Indiana Jones, Chocolate Mousse was one of the pirates in Raiders of the Lost Ark. The one that spots Indiana Jones swimming to the Nazi submarine.

[@crazynutreviews2647]

With the Bonanza theme playing!

[@rustybarrel516]

Saw this at the theater with friends in high school. Only a handful of people at that showing, but one was an older guy near the front who laughed loudly and continuously through the whole movie. It was funny already, but that guy made it impossible for us to catch our breath. When they hit the pinto we went into full hysterics. Never laughed that much and that hard at a show.

[@Cellis1031]

The Ford Pinto reference means when they first came out the gas tanks were prone to igniting very easily whenever it got into an accident

[@gswithen]

The guy walking around in a crushed car was an idea from an unfilmed episode of Police Squad!

[@darkmarv8045]

9:08 Batman and Alfred.

[@angelluisf7730]

That's a good catch!

[@patriciooliva541]

Wow...nice one.

[@wademedlin6831]

Don’t forget Carson from Downton Abbey. Dejavú.

[@Smileybeeblevrox]

I recommend Val Kilmer's next movie, Real Genius.

[@TBRSchmitt]

Thank you for the suggestion!

[@tempsitch5632]

Love that movie. I sold a copy of it to Val Kilmer a long time ago.

[@renebethke7132]

They should have started with real...

[@slowswimmer9169]

And after that, Willow!

[@scottjo63]

@@TBRSchmitt Val Kilmer, 2 good ones if u have not seen yet, Tombstone, Kurt Russel, and Kiss Kiss Bang Bang with Robert Downy Jr. and written and directed by Shane Black who was in Predator and wrote Lethal Weapon with Mel Gibson.

[@garylee3685]

The story of the island with Nigel is a parody of the movie Blue Lagoon.

[@DaveMcIroy]

No shit, Sherlock.

[@garylee3685]

@@DaveMcIroy but they didn't know that, so I mentioned it.

[@kdpflush]

The thing about all these Zucker movies, is the jokes continue into the credits, you have to read them all the way through. I think a lot of people miss this because they quit watching when the credits start, or ignore the credits while waiting for an anticipated possible after credits scene.

[@markdenio4537]

My favorite is the recipe for brownies in Hot Shots!

[@stevenoconnor7208]

One of my all time favourite movies. The singing horse damn near kills me every time 😂😂 "Is this the potato farm?" - "Yes, I am Albert Potato" 😂😂

[@TheFairyintheFishBowl]

Yes, “he’s just a little hoarse/horse” - I find that line amusing!

[@johanoberg1157]

my sister just does not understand why the potato farm line is funny, that in itself is quite funny

[@michaelkrull3331]

I'm pretty sure the secret agent who kept having crazy stuff happen to him was Omar Sharif. He played Dr. Zhivago, and had many action and drama roles throughout the 60s and 70s.

[@jimmyj1969]

Yes, he was Omar Sharif!

[@rustybarrel516]

Also in Lawrence of Arabia.

[@stvdagger8074]

@@rustybarrel516 Also in "The Pink Panther Strikes Again"

[@SolamenteVees]

What an amazing "get." Dude is a legit icon.

[@_eclipz_]

yep, that was him lol

[@not.supermario]

Interesting how Val Kilmer and Michael Gough would reunite years later as Batman and Alfred.

[@DanJackson1977]

The joke with the reverse bookstore scene is that Swedish sounds like English played backwards. So theres an extra layer of cleverness in that scene.

[@CannonRaw]

Apparently they also used the mold of Peter O'Toole mask here in Star Wars Rogue One. Like they had to demorph the eye and all. Interesting that they had the mold in a warehouse all these years later.

[@GMOTP5738]

@@CannonRaw You mean Peter Cushing lol the actor you said was from Lawrence of Arabia

[@bighuge1060]

Omar Shariff is one of the most cherished dramatic actors (Dr. Zhavago) and just having him in this movie is an awesome thing. The directors/writers did the same by bringing on serious actors Peter Graves, Robert Stack and Lloyd Bridges for Airplane! In addition to Omar Shariff, Hillary and the blind salesman were both in the London and Broadway 8 1/2 hour adaptation of The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby, also serious roles. And finally, the German officer who asks for Nick's papers on the train had played Dim, one of the droogs in A Clockwork Orange. It's refreshing to see former serious actors letting it all hang out in a comedy.

[@jeremyadams1521]

This is Weird Al Yankovic’s favorite movie... so you know it’s great!!

[@colinafobe2152]

East German female Olympic team joke (men disguised as women) is the reference to East German female athletes who used testosterone and anabolic drugs

[@bernhardtsen74]

I was born in 1974, my late father would say something funny about the females in the 80s about their size!u remember the east german swimming coach who got in charge of the female swimmers of China in 1992 Barcelona olympics!

[@colinafobe2152]

@@bernhardtsen74yes they were always fun to watch

[@jentoby73]

Val Kilmer is very talented when it comes to music. He played Jim Morrison in The Doors, Oliver Stone's movie about him and did all of his own singing. As a huge Doors fan, I was very skeptical when I heard he was going to play Morrison and do his own singing, but Val hit it out of the park!

[@zenkaiangel977]

I still can't believe just how well these old comedies hold up, they're still hilarious today, and I hope they keep staying great, plus it's got that light-hearted feel to it which is nice 👍😇👍

[@djgizmoe]

I've vacillated my entire life, but I think I've finally made a choice: Top Secret! is just funnier, more creative and just plain better than Airplane!

[@jm329]

Correct

[@billyjackoff]

It also has the technical filmmaking edge over Airplane.

[@thetandfpodcast]

I agree.

[@TheFairyintheFishBowl]

I agree!!!

[@DiggitySlice]

I don't agree. Moreover I don't agree that it's a competition

[@shanenolan8252]

That guy on the train Omar shiief big star from the 60 started in Lawrence of Arabia and romantic movie doctor zhiago

[@wesleyrodgers886]

Highly recommend.. Hot Shots!.

[@TBRSchmitt]

For sure! We need to make sure we watch the movies it parodies first though!

[@ccdecc6650]

@@TBRSchmitt Yes, definitely Top Gun for that one, (and it starts off with a Dances with Wolves intro). And then the Hot Shots sequel, which is just as funny, is largely a parody of Rambo (the second one), with a few references to other movies that Sheen and his dad were in. Also a late T2 reference which you guys will get.

[@bujin1977]

Lloyd Bridges is absolutely hilarious in Hot Shots! Certainly on par with Leslie Nielsen for comedy genius.

[@wxixl]

This is by far one of my favorite and greatest comedy film of All Time!!!!

[@conyo985]

I miss movies like these. Just smart humor everywhere. You can watch this again and find something new.

[@morinthshepard6567]

Damn I had this on VHS ....... I could watch this multiple times and laughed as much as the first time

[@carm3d]

The Swedish Bookstore Guy was Grand Admiral Tarkin from Star Wars Ep 4. They found his plaster face cast made for Top Secret as a reference for the CG Tarkin in Star Wars Rogue One.

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

Another good early Val Kilmer film is "Real Genius." I'd say it's less zany than this -- though still with a good healthy dose of zane. Definitely less wacky.

[@TBRSchmitt]

Awesome! Thanks for the suggestion!

[@leonardsmalls6350]

Greatest underwater bar fight scene in cinema history....

[@TheWaynos73]

The Citizen Kane of aquatic beer house melees.

[@leonardsmalls6350]

@@TheWaynos73 agreed

[@shainewhite2781]

I had so much fun watching this with you guys! This is the most fun I've ever had! They spoofed James Bond, North By Northwest, The Great Escape, The Conspirators, The Guns Of Navarone, Elvis Presley Musicals, Casablanca, Gone With The Wind, The Third Man, Mad Max, The Wizard of Oz, Jaws, The Sound Of Music, and Goldfinger. Thanks for the video!! See you later!! Stay safe.😉

[@TBRSchmitt]

Awesome! Thanks so much Shaine!

[@rogeriopenna9014]

ET too... her breast glows and makes the same sound as ET chest when he resurrects, when she sees Nick Rivers is alive

[@rogeriopenna9014]

Oh, and of course, the Blue Lagoon is one of the biggest spoofs, with the whole scene on the desert island and they discovering sex

[@blacktronlego]

Isn't this before Mad Max? but yes, while aiplane was mostly a spoof of one movie or at the very least one genre this had references from all over the place.

[@blanewilliams5960]

@@blacktronlego Mad Max-1979

[@billyboblillybob344]

The Swedish Book Shop scene is, in my opinion, the greatest scene. The dialogue was shot normally but sequentially reversed as they shot the scene backward so Val Kilmer had to catch those books out of the book case naturally such that it looks like him throwing it into the book case when run normally. It is also why it is called the Swedish Book Shop because people's attempt at making backward speak sounds phonetically like 'Swedish' even though it really doesn't. It just shows how far ZAZ will go for a gag.

[@stevenorellano2039]

My favorite part is when Nick is being beaten, and while he's knocked out he has the nightmare about being back in high school. Then he wakes up while still getting his ass kicked and smiles with relief because it was just a dream.

[@chrisleebowers]

This is one of their lesser known movies because it's kind of obtuse (It's a spoof of Elvis movies... but it's also a Cold War spy thriller...but the East German communists are Nazis and the heroes' allies are WWII French resistance...but then it's also The Blue Lagoon?) It is my favorite because it does have some of the most creative comedic film-making ever - the backwards scene and the underwater fight are just so off the wall and unexpected and require so much ingenuity and are low-tech and hi-tech at the same time... Now you guys have to see "Kentucky Fried Movie" and "Amazon Women on The Moon" which are both made up of sketches and shorts. KFM spoofs *ALL* of schlocky 70's grindhouse movies (Including THE BEST EVER spoof of Bruce Lee's "Enter The Dragon") and AWOTM spoofs the experience of late-night cable channel-surfing in the 80's

[@TBRSchmitt]

I totally agree! There was so much creativity in this movie beyond just being a great comedy movie!

[@chrisleebowers]

@@TBRSchmitt OH! But - If you haven't yet see "Enter The Dragon" first (and maybe do a video reacting to it)

[@YouHaventSeenMeRight]

I think the theme of Kentucky Fried Movie is "A day in the live of a TV station", though there are a few sketches that break that format. It's also a very raunchy movie, with quite a bit of nudity and some very un-PC jokes.

[@chrisleebowers]

@@YouHaventSeenMeRight "Danger Seekers!"

[@YouHaventSeenMeRight]

@@chrisleebowers Yep, that one and there are a few more like it.

[@baronrs4life760]

fun fact Val Kilmer actually sings all these song one of my favorite movies .

[@Xoferif]

Fun fact: Top Secret! was actually filmed in England, including the Skeet Surfin' sequence which was filmed in Cornwall.

[@TBRSchmitt]

Hahaha my new favorite sport!

[@pallenda]

Top 5 comedy movies of all time. 😂 I remember renting this on VHS with some friends. We forgot we were heating bread in the oven because the movie was so funny. The bread was completely black. After we fixed the mess and ate something else.. we saw Top Secret again.

[@TBRSchmitt]

Hahaha well I’m glad you had a great comedy movie to help forget about the burnt bread! Sounds like a repeating cycle!

[@ReshiramR52]

@@TBRSchmitt Like a Deja Vu ;)

[@shainewhite2781]

15:23, the sticker says "U-haul, the Adventure is moving!" Lol! I just caught that!

[@psychonaut1829]

One of my favorite comedies of all time. So under rated.

[@fday1964]

Real Genius is another excellent Val Kilmer film. Smart story with amusing characters.

[@SkullAngel002]

The Swedish bookstore guy was actor Peter Cushing who played Governor Grand Moff Tarkin in Star Wars Episode IV.

[@DavidLEnnis]

Cushing's life mask used for the makeup in this movie was used to help create the CGI Tarkin in Rogue One.

[@SuperSPatrick]

I laughed all the way thru this video. It's great to see someone enjoy something for the first time, that I have been watching since I was a little kid.

[@wbdrugstrat]

I had not seen this since 1985 or so. Too good.

[@blacktronlego]

10:53 It is said the English played backwards sounds a bit like Swedish so they went a step further and did the whole scene backwards, even having the dog at the end go backwards. Tutti Frutti, which he sings in the restaurant near the beginning is a real song where they didn't change the words, I think it was sung by Little Richard. Skeet Surfing was obviously a parody of Surfin' USA although it had some bits of other songs.

[@esclad]

I can't believe See No Evil, Hear No Evil & The Great Outdoors got 0% in your poll! Both amazingly funny.

[@AustinKloud]

Wow- another flick my folks took me to see when I was a kid in the 80’s... I haven’t seen this film in years, great pick for a review.’

[@123haninhk]

This was my favorite when I was a child back then 😄

[@duotronicnone4572]

I think the jokes about Mel Torme is that he's kind of the opposite of Kilmer's hearthrob/hunky rock'n'roll singer. Torme was a jazzy crooner with a sedate style and less conventionally handsome. I think I only knew who he was as a kid growing up because the main character on the sitcom Night Court was a big fan and kept a photo of him on his desk, and I think he appeared in a couple episodes as well.

[@waynezimmerman5308]

So yes, Michael Gough (Dr. Flammond) played Alfred in the Tim Burton/Joel Schumacher movies, opposite Val Kilmer in Batman Forever(1995). But also, he did a lot of Hammer Horror films; including their first Dracula movie; 1958's Horror of Dracula, with Peter Cushing as Van Helsing and Christopher Lee as The Count. And if you want take the Star Wars connection further, Gough was in two episodes of the 80s spy series, Smiley's People; with Alec Guinness as Smiley.

[@andrewbrumana3226]

Jim Carter (Deja Vu) is best known nowadays as ‘Mr. Carson’ on Downton Abbey - and husband of Imelda Staunton (Dolores Umbridge on Harry Potter). The bookstore owner was Peter Cushing - best known as Grand Moff Tarkin in Star Wars!

[@edwardblieka8411]

He also played Van Helsing and Dr. Frankenstein in the Hammer horror films

[@marymckellar9157]

I so love this movie!!!! Thanks for bringing back my childhoo!!!

[@terryv2006]

So glad you did this one. Always been my fav from ZAZ. My fav gag was “Let me know if there’s a change in his condition...He’s Dead!” The guy who got crushed in the car was Omar Shariff. A world famous classic actor. Mel Torme was a jazz singer who used Ska Ska Bee Bop kind of vocal sounds and was known as The Velvet Fog.

[@Masky5150]

I’m so excited to watch this reaction! Top Secret is one of my all time favorite comedies!

[@TBRSchmitt]

Thanks for the support! I hope you enjoy the video!

[@nickmitsialis]

Here's a trivia bit: "Deja Vu" was played by the same actor who plays "Mr Carson" from Dalton Abbey.

[@garyleyh7008]

OMG...thanks for that! He seemed so familiar but I never would have made the connection.

[@nickmitsialis]

@@garyleyh7008 Hell, with the 'stache, and stubble I didn't know until I read the cast.

[@flashgordon6238]

That would be Downton Abbey

[@warrickdawes7900]

Watching the reverse library scene in forward motion gives us the famous "How to Tour Europe on 4 Quaaludes a Day" line!

[@GenX-Men]

I hope you two started for the credits of Top Secret and The Naked Gun films. They're just as funny as the movies.

[@spencerriggs9741]

Loved the elaborate plan that somehow included a full scale mockup of buildings, trees and even a toy train! Hiarious!

[@wkanost]

This is probably my favorite movie by the zucker brothers. It’s obviously a parody of the World War Two movies and spy melodramas of the 1940s and 50s. It is the most inventive movie they did for sight gags. Fun stuff. Val did do his own singing in this film too. Great video. This one and “scary movie 3” are my favorites.

[@TBRSchmitt]

Yeah Val did amazing with the music! And the movie was very creative!

[@stobe187]

Top Secret! is way more ambitious than the rest of the ZAZ filmography, maybe that's why I also consider it their hidden masterpiece.

[@BryanWhite77]

The cattle jumping into the binoculars always makes me laugh. So much of this movie is hilarious.

[@ronaldmilner8932]

Judging by today's comedies, you'd never know that there were movies this funny! Hollywood needs to get back to making audiences laugh again.

[@chanceneck8072]

Fun fact: There is not a single correctly pronounced German sentence in this movie, except for what that person says on that giant phone!

[@wampa25]

Google Mel Torme. He's called the Velvet Fog...and looks nothing like Val Kilmer. He cameos in Naked Gun 2 1/2 and was featured in an episode of Seinfeld. Harry Anderson's character in the show Night Court is obsessed with him.

[@twentythirty6756]

19:29 LOL, they are throwing darts in the background!

[@shallendor]

One of my favorite comedy movies! I love the song "Skeet Surfing"!

[@dannya8614]

Always a pleasure to see you two react :) Stay safe all

[@lordflashheart3680]

The cow in Wellington Boots gets me every time! 🤣

[@fruju2003]

The 'Skeet Shooting' song is based on various songs by the Beach Boys. Deja Vu is Mr. Carson from 'Downton Abbey'. The Swedish bookshop owner was Peter Cushing (Grand Moff Tarkin.)

[@Don-ol8ze]

Man, you just got to love the French Resistance in East Germany!

[@AB-ez4rm]

3:36 the American Women Olympic sports team in 20 years from now

[@stobe187]

"prop room" is such a good gag, so simple yet so perfect

[@vicjr74]

Comedy classic. I remember watching this over and over again when I was a kid in the 80's. Deja vue "have we not net before? " Latrine! Gets me every time. 🤣🤣🤣 Another Vam Kilmer movie you have to watch is Real Genius. Kerp it IL with the great reactions.

[@TheFairyintheFishBowl]

Me too! My brother and sister and I used to laugh so much and act out various scenes! Love! ❤️

[@BK_gamer_]

This is my favorite comedy.

[@TBRSchmitt]

Good choice!

[@heyyoitsmebrian]

Val Kilmer painting the scenery on the moving train... and then u see his painting.... one of the best jokes in the movie for me LOL

[@chrismeulen8108]

going to suggest again: (Mel Brook's) Robin Hood - Men in Tights (1993) and also Ruthless People (1986) starring Danny DeVito and Bette Midler

[@Imzadi76]

Oh Iove Mel Brooks Robin Hood.

[@nobodx]

Or Mel Brook's Dracula: Dead and loving it

[@TheOtterBear61]

I love this movie! It's so underrated.

[@missionrd100]

Love the signs at the concert, "Velcome Neek". LOL.

[@Imzadi76]

I probably haven't seen this movie in 30 years, but I really loved it growing up. Another good older spoof movie is The Big Bus and if course Steven Spielberg's 1941. You should love these two, considering how much you enjoyed Naked Gun, Air Plane and Top Secret. Hot Shots is also fun, but did not like it as much as the others.

[@curtinparloe]

"Dan's a good man! He's never eaten a whole person in his life!"

[@DMSG1981]

@2:06 "If everybody had a twelve gauge and a surf board, too...." **LOL** It's a spoof on "Surfin' USA" by the Beach Boys (which in turn is a plagiarism of Chuck Berry's "Sweet Little Sixteen")

[@vorbis4860]

Love this film. For some reason, the guard falling down and shattering always stuck in my head.

[@jhornacek]

It's a common belief that Swedish dialogue sounds like English dialogue played backwards, which is why the scene in the Swedish bookstore was filmed backwards. There's a special feature on the DVD where you can watch that scene in the proper order.

[@thestarglider]

My all-time favourite comedy film! I watched all the beach scenes being filmed. They were filmed at Holywell Bay, Cornwall, England. The 'shack' was the lifeguard hut and the palm trees were all fake.

[@thunderstruck5484]

I laughed through your whole reaction that was so funny and y’all made it a great Saturday night thanks! Val Kilmer in Real Genius is another good movie but nothing beats these kind of movies thanks again!

[@TBRSchmitt]

Awesome! That’s great to hear that you enjoyed it! Easy to do when the movie is as good as this!

[@cathleenjennings5376]

All-time fave spoof movie! I have seen it a hundred times and i still crack up. Val put out a record, afterwards. btw, Mel Torme' is an old-time crooner, like in the 40s, so he was SO uncool in the 80s. PS The book store guy was Peter Cushing (Grand Moff Tarkin/Star Wars) and Dr. Flammond was Alfred from the Tim Burton Batman movies.

[@shainewhite2781]

11:57, the horse is singing Opera!

[@shainewhite2781]

16:37, his giant Watch! Lol!

[@borninjordan7448]

@12:19. The guy on the right is Jim Carter. Carson from Downton Abbey. He looks a lot different.

[@keithbrown8490]

Love your reactions ! Someone mentioned "Ruthless People" . That movie has a plot about Bette Midler as the rich wife of Danny DeVito . She gets kidnapped but DeVito doesn't want her back. Very laugh out loud funny movie !

[@brianwilson9206]

And it has the world’s stupidest person in it…

[@TheFairyintheFishBowl]

That’s a GREAT movie! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@mrs7195]

I love how it is supposedly set in East Germany, but everything is basically 1940's era Germany.

[@johnmoore2910]

I absolutely love this movie.

[@TheRatsCast]

I'm not sure if anyone mention this, but Top Secret isn't a Spy Parody, but a Multi-genre Parody movie. The first scene; we are parody not only music like The Beach Boys, but the whole of the Beach Teen movies of the 60s. The movie is also doing a parody of Elvis Presley movies. One of the reasons why they rewrite 'Love Me Tonight' into a Marcy Ad. Kilmer also does his best Elvis during that scene. The overall theme is 50s and 60s War movies, as well as the whole spy parody. The scene of the island; is taken from the Brooke Shields movie, The Blue Lagoon. So you see; this isn't only one type of parody, like movie like Airplane, which parodies the Airport and Disaster films of the 70s. No; this parodies many movies types. All of it very clearly written; even the dumb jokes pay off big. Between this, and Real Genius. really put Val Kilmer on the map. Also; Kilmer did all the singing himself. The soundtrack is actually under his character's name of Nick Rivers, but it's all Val.

[@72tadrian65]

I hadn’t seen this since I was a kid. I totally forgot how inappropriate and hilarious the comedy is! Had a great time with you two!

[@MigPlz91LivestreamOnly]

Having Alfred and Bruce Wayne in something other than BatMan

[@josefgordon7712]

I love the prop humor in this, so goofy.

[@tonyharmon8512]

As your most recent post I'll put this here. This will be a perfect movie to see at this time. If you love Romance, I believe you will fall in love with this movie. It is visually magnificient and had several great actors in it. This is "A Walk In The Clouds" Starring Keanu Reeves, Anthony Quiinn, Aitana Sanchez-Gijon and Giancarlo Giannini. It set just after WWII with Keanu a returning soldier and our two lovers are irresistably drawn to each other though they are both bound by other problems. I'll say no more than that. Watch it and be captivated.

[@johnswon2147]

Always enjoy the reactions! You and your wife are a fun couple...

[@TBRSchmitt]

Awesome! Thank you for the support!! It means a lot!

[@mikefoster6018]

What I love about this movie is it works really satisfyingly dramatically too. All the Le Torche stuff etc runs really well. Hilarious too.

[@theivory1]

I bet I have watched this movie 100 times. It just kills every time. I never noticed the helmet strap staying on when he took off the helmet until just now. I still have the original VHS from when it came out. I was 10 then.

[@jimtatro6550]

The 3 background singers are Zucker, Abrahams and Zucker.

[@shainewhite2781]

13:45, Irish Jig! Lol!

[@franciscomaytoreable]

Great reaction folks enjoyed every minute of it my favorite scene is underwater fight have a great one and be safe 🙂👍🤙🤙🤙

[@DMichaelAtLarge]

Mel Torme was a silky-voiced nightclub crooner like Frank SInatra, so the joke was that Nick singing a classic rock song proved he definitely was not Mel Torme.

[@brianwilson9206]

The motorcycle jump scene is from The Great Escape with Steve McQueen.

[@hitmixhyepock9405]

The blind guy selling magic tricks was the guy who gets Ace Ventura in When Nature Calls from the monks.