Trading Places (1983) I *First Time Watching* | Movie Reaction I Asia and BJ

[@MrKINSM]

The Randolph and Mortimer cameo in Coming to America was brilliant.

[@thekingofshine6900]

They were the homeless guys the Eddie Murphy gave the money to, they said we are back 🔥🔥

[@dionkelly8420]

In the jail cell scene, the guy standing on the left is a young GIANCARLO ESPOSITO, who was also in Spike Lee's movies. Next to Eddie Murphy seated on his left is his high school buddy, actor CLINT SMITH, who worked with Eddie on SNL, and was also with Eddie in his previous movie 48 HOURS, and also plays the 3rd barber SWEETWATER in the barbershop scenes with Eddie and Arsenio Hall in COMING TO AMERICA.

[@charliegone1652]

That part where the guy tells him "Mortimer your brother is not well" and he just says "f him" always cracks my dad up.

[@thegorn68]

Can't believe this movie is FORTY years old.

[@rebo2610]

Windthorpe bought a gun, a bunch of drugs, and a bottle for $50! Ah, the good old days! ❤ 😂😂😂

[@JoeXTheXJuggalo1]

This reminds me of a story my uncle told me about his grandfather. He said that every day he would go and visit his grandfather and he would give my uncle $5 to go to the store and get a 5th of Jack Daniels and 2 packs of Winston cigarettes and he could keep the change. Over time and years passing he did the same routine every day but slowly that $5 would go from having some change left over to barely coving it to not being enough. He said even though that $5 would no longer cover the price of that 5th and 2 packs of cigarettes he would still get them for his grandfather. Another daily routine his grandfather did was make a pan of biscuits every moring and walk down to his pond in his back yard barefooted and sit on a swing all day and eat that entire pan of biscuits.

[@MrPingn]

You might get the booze for that these days.

[@tracycampbell4526]

Minimum wage ain't what it used to be! :)

[@Sarah_Gravydog316]

😂

[@djendick]

Now THIS is how you NAIL the third act of a movie. Sheer joy. One of my favorite comedies ever.

[@Ken13Dude]

I'm legitimately haunted by that shot of Dan Ackroyd eating the beard salmon

[@pugowner1347]

Things you can't unsee!

[@BrianSmith-kv3px]

Just your turn of the the phrase "beard salmon" is giving me the heebie-jeebies. Excellent work, sir.

[@brianmcgarry1632]

Oh aye beard salmon sounds horrible 🤢

[@FloridaMugwump]

Salmon goes with everything

[@michaelclawson6576]

A picture of pure desperate oblivion with that beard salmon.

[@Tinker_LV426]

I love the tiny connection to Coming to America. Would love to see Dan and Eddie in a movie again.

[@maryama6010]

YES

[@theeorehekchannel]

We're Back!!!

[@gridlo]

Part of the Trading Places cinematic universe.

[@TheSmurf1973]

John Landis directed both movies so it's understandable.

[@richardkaltenbach3961]

And ARSENIO HALL!!

[@robyfiorili]

This is THE Christmas Movie in Italy. It's like 25 years or more that every Christmas Eve or Christmas they broadcast it on TV

[@mparantha]

one of my all time faves. I rewatch it every year. In layman's terms, the ending scene at the exchange can be explained by the following. Winthorp and Valentine did a shortsell. They waited until price got really high and then flooded the market with shares that they didn't have (in the hopes that they would buy them back at a lower price during the same session). This caused the price to start dropping due to the increased supply. Then when the price plummeted after the crop report, they bought back all the shares that they promised when they sold except for the shares bought by the Dukes. Since the Dukes were stuck with all of those now worthless shares, they were ruined, and since Winthorp and Valentine now hold shares probably 2-3x their purchase price, they're rich. Until 2010, it was perfectly legal to trade on crop information before that information was officially announced. Congress, in 2010, passed legislation to prevent this type of trading and it is commonly known as the Eddie Murphy Rule, named such after this film.

[@nunez849]

it's a christmas classic. Every saturday, growing up with no cable our local CBS station ran movies after the nightly news. I saw classics including this one. Of course they were edited but the surprise I had when I saw the unedited version. LOL one of the great memories growing up.

[@scottiehargrove1453]

That's what's up, I've seen this movie 100s of times I've always wondered was finally going to look it up until I saw your explanation. Although I've seen every stock market movie ever produced so I've retained a bit of knowledge just not as comprehensive as your explanation. Thx..... and..... Fuck him! Lol

[@MsAppassionata]

The Dukes were played by old time movie actors Don Ameche and Ralph Bellamy. They were both well known actors in the golden age of Hollywood. Ameche won a Best Supporting Actor Oscar in 1986 for his role in “Cocoon”. One of the original Rock n Roll legends Bo Diddley appears as well.

[@JimmyJets-ld8tc]

I always get hit with sadness when I see them walk between the Twin Towers 💔

[@rlevitta]

The cop who found the PCP in Winthorp's pocket is Frank Oz - director, and voiced many Muppet characters - Miss Piggy, Fozzie Bear, Animal, Sam Eagle, Cookie Monster, Bert, and Grover on The Muppet Show and Sesame Street. He also performed the character of Yoda in the Star Wars series, beginning with The Empire Strikes Back. ALSO - the pawn shop owner who gave Winthorp $50 for his watch was Rock'n'Roll Hall of Fame member Bo Diddley. The thing Eddie Murphy was waving around in the train compartment was a fancy African fly swatter also known as a fly wisk. People who live in tropical countries - Camaroon according to Valentine - have to swish these to keep off the flies. ALSO - the baggage handlers on the train were Franken and Davis, a team of writer/performers on Saturday Night Life - and Al Franken (with curly hair) became a US Senator from Minnesota.

[@deathproofpony]

The Dukes' trader, Wilson, was Richard Hunt - he voiced many Muppets on Sesame Street and The Muppet Show.

[@edkerr6441]

Wow, I had forgotten about Bo Diddley, thanks. I did remember James Belushi on the train in the gorilla suit 😊

[@chrisf8855]

And Frank Oz was in The Blues Brothers at the beginning as the prison worker in charge of the inmates' personal belongings.

[@Big_Bag_of_Pus]

@@chrisf8855 Yeah, I was gonna mention that because they've seen _The Blues Brothers_ before.

[@pardwayne]

@@Big_Bag_of_Pus I hope Asia and BJ had already seen "The Blues Brothers" ... and have NOT seen "Coming To America."

[@guitarman8462]

Asia almost had a Slip Of The 👅 on " Get The F**K Out !! " 🤣🤣

[@tinastar1972]

The younger person you might have recognized from the jail cell scene (Eddie) was Giancarlo Esposito from Breaking Bad. The butler, Denholm Elliott, is Marcus Brody from the Indiana Jones movies. He got lost in his own museum once. 😅

[@NandR]

And one of the crew on the train is former Senator Al Franken.

[@olliehays3206]

And Dan Aykroyd is in Indiana Jones and The Temple of Doom. He's the airline provider that tells them they'll be flying with a cargo of live poultry when escaping Shanghai.

[@strangebotwin-]

@@NandRand groper of unconscious women

[@tinastar1972]

@@olliehays3206 oh yes, I know him anywhere, believe it or not I was watching SNL back when it was new, even though I was only about 3 when it premiered. My aunt was 16 and would let me watch it until I fell asleep when she babysat me. Plus, I saw The Blues Brothers when I was 8 with my dad and became a huge fan.

[@vincegamer]

​@@tinastar1972Frank Oz is also a cop in the Blues Brothers

[@MAB605]

Eddie Murphy was killing it in the 80s. I grew up watching his 80s films, and this is still a comfort movie for me. Great reaction!

[@gabrielesolletico6542]

Same, here!

[@Jared_Wignall]

This is an excellent film, truly hilarious. Eddie Murphy and Dan Ackroyd played off each other incredibly well. Thank you for watching this guys, keep up the great work and take care!

[@celiamaness8856]

I’ve got to say, I love you guys! You are the sweetest couple! Love watching movies with you because I’m 63 and alone with my dog and cat and you brighten my day. Asia you are the cutest thing! Thanks ! 😊❤

[@mysam4504]

"Be nice to people on your way up because you will meet them on your way down."

[@aklimar2208]

Jamie Lee Curtis once said that Dan Akroyd was the best kisser she ever worked with

[@chipsthedog1]

You should definitely do Coming to America next while this movie is still fresh as there's a little Easter egg in it that will make much more sense. Eddie plays multiple characters including a white dude, yep white face.

[@TheRawfishking]

I concur...it won't be hard to find it.

[@kiefcoffee]

Was gonna suggest it for that reason ! A cinematic universe if you will 😭

[@allfather9645]

Yea definitely watch that next

[@makerstudios5456]

“Try the soup”

[@matthewennis3591]

If they’ve never seen Coming to America before then idk..unless this has just become a fun retro movie watch along..which is cool too

[@owenfitzgerald8944]

The Cop who tasted the drugs is Frank Oz, who did the voice of Miss Piggy, Fozzie Bear, Animal, and Sam Eagle on The Muppet Show. it was a great movie showing how money can corrupt people and people can be so consumed by greed and putting material wealth above all else. This is a great movie and it was fun watching it with you. Thank you.

[@lookitsike]

You’re witnessing prime Eddie Murphy right here!! Oh please please do Coming To America next🙏🏽 🙏🏽

[@jasonyoung7705]

Was gonna say the same thing, mainly cos of the cameo at the end.

[@frozengamer3030]

Yes and hell yes

[@karenehler-rs9ui]

Hell yes

[@davidcollver6155]

Ralph Bellamy and Don Ameche in Coming to America as 2 homeless bums that Eddie Murphy runs across again.

[@kellifranklin9872]

Jamie Lee Curtis has been one of my favorite actresses for decades and she was really funny in this movie. Her chemistry with both Dan Akroyd and Eddie Murphy was fantastic. This is the movie that made me an Eddie Murphy fan for life. Absolutely enjoyed watching this with y’all! I don’t know if you’ve seen Beverly Hills Cop but that’s a must watch movie. Well done yall!

[@SaintMartins]

The Pawn shop employee was played by legendary Blues singer/musician Bo Diddley (28:51) John Landis Directed this film. He also Directed Michael Jackson's "Thriller" music video & Coming To America with Eddie Murphy again.

[@SimoExMachina2]

A breakdown of what happens at the end: the Dukes were given a false report which stated orange harvest would be weak and the value of oranges would be really high. In reality "cold winter had not affected the orange harvest", so there was going to be a surplus of oranges and their real value low. So the Dukes wanted to secure as much oranges as they could, even if the price was still high. When the official report was announced, panic hit the whole stock market and anyone holding orange stock (like the Dukes) wanted to get rid´of them to cut the losses. Valentine and Winthorpe did not have any stocks at the beginning but they sold "futures" of orange stock which are agreements to supply certain amount at a fixed price, which was high at the moment they sold the futures. When the value of the stock went down, the duo waited until the price was literally at rock bottom and then bought all the shared they needed, from the desperate holders of those shares, to satisfy those contracts. In short, they sold high and got to buy cheap, and that difference was their big win. For the Dukes, it was to complete opposite: a total bankrupsy and one way ticket to the poor house.

[@olliehays3206]

One of my fave comedies of all time. Brilliant way to comment on social and racial status without lecturing, playing politics, or race-hustling.

[@R_M.P]

Absolutely. Well said!

[@brucechmiel7964]

Also helps having a cast and audience that can take a joke.

[@olliehays3206]

@@brucechmiel7964 very much so

[@mattslupek7988]

BJ acting as conductor at the beginning is HILARIOUS!

[@adamfn7086]

Dan Ackroyd has worked with some of the best 80s comedy actors. John Candy, Tom Hanks, Chevy Chase, Bill Murray and Eddie Murphy

[@JoeXTheXJuggalo1]

Well that's due to lots of them had connection for being members of SNL in their time.

[@aklimar2208]

What was he in with Chevy Chase?

[@JoeXTheXJuggalo1]

@@aklimar2208 I'm going off memory here but there's a couple 2-3 movies they was in together. I believe they was both in Caddyshack 2, Nothing but Trouble, Spies Like Us, and The Couch Trip. I heard they'll be in the R.L. STINE movie Zombie Town later this year.

[@aklimar2208]

@@JoeXTheXJuggalo1 Oh man ... I didn't realize he was the judge in Nothing but Trouble!

[@liamwarner5749]

Really makes me sad and feel my age that all those great actors i grew up on have passed or are no longer acting.

[@leifcatt]

One of my all time favorite movies. My brother and I watched it every Christmas until he passed.

[@CharlesVanNoland]

I always really liked the resolution of this film with the 3rd act, with the *real* bad guys getting what they deserve while everyone else wins!

[@venetoaward]

Is it Christmas already? This movie is a must watch every single christmas eve in Italy. It's almost like a religious tradition here

[@yrualeg1]

This is one if my all time favorites. Eddie Murphy, Jamie Curtis and Dan Akroyd were the BEST in this movie!

[@FrankieBag0donuts]

"It was the Dukes... It was the Dukes!" cracks me up every time!

[@sshimmy2258]

Lol I am so glad you showed the salmon scene

[@disposablehero4911]

The scene where he breaks the vase always cracks me up: BRV: Want me to break something else? Everybody there: Noooo.

[@squadfathercrypto]

What strikes me is that even though Winthorp is full of himself, he at least responds when people tell him "good morning," whereas the Dukes do not. It foreshadows that he isn't beyond redemption.

[@MsAppassionata]

The Dukes were played by old time movie actors Don Ameche (Mortimer) and Ralph Bellamy (Randolph). They were well known actors back in the days of The Golden Age of Hollywood. Ameche won a Best Supporting Actor Oscar for his role in the 1986 film “Cocoon”. Rock n Roll Legend Bo Diddley also appears as the pawnbroker.

[@AlexTheCynic]

"Coming to America" must be next, another Eddie classic! Great reaction guys

[@prmediagroupdk]

When ever you feel sad... Just remember the scene when Dan Akroyd stands outside the restaurant in the rain watching the people thrue the window, having a dinner and a laugh 😂

[@samuraiwarriorsunite]

Originally, this was supposed to be a vehicle for Richard Pryor and Gene Wilder after the success of Silver Streak and Stir Crazy. As hilarious as those two are, I think they got it right with Dan Aykroyd and Eddie Murphy.

[@phila3884]

Dan Aykroyd portrayed upperclass insulation from the real world perfectly. Can't see another actor in the role.

[@martinklaus2203]

Eddie also put the characters of Randolph and Mortimer in his movie Coming to America. Another fun movie, with huge stars.

[@mariasantos-kf9pe]

This is one of my favorite Eddie Murphy movies. They were also SNL cast members. The person that played Beaks was also teacher in movie Breakfast Club

[@dickcnormis1444]

He was also the douche bag lieutenant in Die Hard…

[@Cheepchipsable]

He was pretty much typecast.

[@MovementGraffiti]

This ushered in the era when Eddie just did not miss 😊very funny movie. Thanks guys!

[@michaelyork4554]

YEAH, I saw this at the Theatre way back when, Eddie was hysterical, and the ending is PRICELESS. One of my favorite comedies of all time.

[@CaddyJim]

Remember they're talkin *1983* dollars. So *$340,000* is equivalent to *$1,040,000* today

[@browntabproductions]

Loved watching this Reaction from you two. Interesting Fact; the 2 Actors who played the Duke Brothers, Don Ameche & Ralph Bellamy, were both themselves Big Stars in Film & Theater in the 40’s, 50’s & 60’s.

[@jeff-hopkins]

Didn't they also play the lead charactrers in the television series "The Odd Couple""? 🙂

[@browntabproductions]

@@jeff-hopkins, that was Jack Klugman & Tony Randall for the TV version of The Odd Couple, &, Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau for the Film version.

[@holydiver73]

@@browntabproductionsthe odd couple on TV was Jack Klugman and Tony Randall, not Tony Curtis.

[@browntabproductions]

@@holydiver73 DOH!! Corrected.

[@arik_dev]

I usually watch but don't comment, but wanna say you guys are both really fun to watch / listen to. You've got a great mix of humor and insight and you both come off as really genuine people. Cheers from Canada

[@ReelinwithAsiaandBJ]

Much appreciated! Thanks 😊

[@dwmadroxxide5090]

One of the holy trinity of Eddie Murphy films. Trading Places, Coming to America, and Beverly Hills cop.

[@mikelundquist4596]

Don't forget "48 Hours".

[@eleven2170]

48 Hours

[@davestang5454]

Don't agree. BOWFINGER was just as good as those movies. I like it a lot more than Beverly Hills Cop.

[@mikelundquist4596]

@@davestang5454 you probably like Norbert as well... ha ha

[@Rob-eo5ql]

48 Hrs.

[@rickcosman9670]

The saying is “Talk nicely to people on your way up in the world because you will get a chance to talk to them again on your way down”.

[@Grapeseedoil]

43:14 when Asia made that connection referencing Dumb&Dumber laughed so hard. 😭😂

[@r_aguilar68]

Finally, glad you chose this movie. A classic comedy from the 80s and one of my all time favorites.

[@Tateorsomething]

Fun fact: The corrupt cop that planted the PCP was Frank Oz, the voice of Yoda and many of the muppets and Sesame Street characters.

[@jamiemacdonald436]

He's also the Corrections Officer in the opening scene of The Blues Brothers.

[@Tateorsomething]

​@@jamiemacdonald436he's also the US Embassy rep in American Werewolf in London, as well as Miss Piggy

[@ChillsHills72]

One of the best comedies of the 80's!!!, so glad i grew up in this era even though we had to watch this on a 30 pound VCR with a remote that had cables attached to it! 🙃

[@tcshakaricks1172]

Also to mention the pawn broker was Bo diddley a famous guitarist and blue singer😁.

[@alolkoydesigns]

Also appearing was Al Franken as one of the baggage men. He was once a Senator and a SNL regular where he was Stewart Smally "Your good enough and dog gone it people like you". He also starred in "Stewart Smally Saves His Family"

[@jypziiatthecrossroads9047]

The guy who played Beeks played the teacher in Breakfast Club. RIP Paul Gleeson. I'm sure IRL you were a nice guy, but you were so excellent at playing scumbags.

[@diegosuarez1563]

The guy that was originally in the gorilla suit is John Belushi's brother, James Belushi.

[@egk2584]

This was such a good movie and Eddie Murphy was terrific. 48Hrs is a real good one too and Eddie, in his first movie film role, steals it from Nick Nolte

[@matt_canon]

38:16 No matter how many times I've seen this, the "Ugh Ugh!" in the chant/song always cracks me up

[@ronniestanley75]

The scenes where Eddie is in jail are pure Eddie Murphy. That was him at the top of his game! This one is a comedy classic.

[@silvasurfa7962]

My reaction when I saw this notification: *"Yeah!"* 😎

[@norwegianblue2017]

I snuck in to see this movie as a kid when it was theaters. For years it was one of my top movies of all time. It has aged great. Eddie Murphy is at the top of his game here. I still quote this movie all the time.

[@mcbeezee2120]

"A Fish Called Wanda" is a must.

[@nickmanzo8459]

The music in the opening that you commented sounded so grand was the overture from Mozart’s opera The Marriage of Figaro. Many of the themes and story beats of this film were inspired by operas from that time period. I also would highly recommend watching the movie Amadeus at some point.

[@Deltadivaix]

Yes!

[@giuseppelogiurato5718]

Definitely, Amadeus would be a really fun one... I can imagine Asia giggling along with Wolfie!

[@strangebotwin-]

“In Philadelphia it’s worth fif-ty dollars.” 😂

[@michaelcoffey1991]

@Asia and BJ No actor let alone comedian turned actor will EVER start as on fire as Eddie did. 48 hours then this film then Beverly Hills Cop..... he was a comet shooting thru the sky to start his career. Was a treat to see you both fall in love with this.

[@LancerX916]

This movie still holds up after 40 years.

[@dextermilo4668]

Great reaction. Can't believe you didn't recognize Gustavo Fring from Braking Bad, he was the one standing next to Eddie in jail. I knew ya'll would love this. If ya'll haven't seen Coming To America i would really recommend it. They do a callback to this movie!

[@edwardsanchez5350]

At 11:40 did anyone notice Giancarlo Esposito (aka Gus Fring from Breaking Bad) on the left side of the screen? Man, he looks young.

[@ryanfeit1420]

"My Girl" would be a great film for your channel. It reunites Dan Aykroyd and Jaime Lee Curtis and I definitely recommend watching "Coming To America" (a must) which starred Eddie Murphy. Great reaction guys!!

[@clash79]

The guy working at the pawnshop was the legendary musician, the great Bo Diddley

[@straycatttt2766]

Here are a couple of cameo fun facts. The pawnbroker was played by legendary blues musician Bo Diddley. Aykroyd and Murphy got their starts on Saturday Night Live. Two of the SNL sketch writers were the partnership of Al Franken and Tom Davis. Franken & Davis also appeared once in awhile back then in SNL sketches. In this film, they played the gorilla handlers on the train. Franken later became a US Senator representing Minnesota.

[@JimmyJets-ld8tc]

And Edie Falco on the bus watching him eat the fish.

[@mike94560]

All those years of acting school and all you get to say is "yeah".

[@USCFlash]

LOOKING GOOD, BILLY RAY!!!

[@Tuesdays_Gone]

They did this to Winthorpe to prove a theory that one of the rich dude has: that people’s background, and how they were raised can largely determine how successful they are.

[@kbiz2379]

Loved seeing Asia say kick ass Seabass cause once you've seen Dumber and dumber you say that at some point. She has now joined the club 😂

[@jbeannie90]

You are 100% correct! Both my husband and I have said that line more times than I can count over the years...and we still make each other laugh every time one of us says it!

[@kbiz2379]

@jbeannie90 I rarely hear "kick his ass" without saying it lol

[@EchoesDaBear]

An absolute classic!! Watch this every year near Christmas time. Dan, Eddie, Jamie & Denholm (butler) all play this perfectly, as do the two Dukes! Perfect comedy, and perfect revenge story!

[@andrewsawyer1375]

I just really enjoy this movie. Anytime it's on, I watch it. Eddie & Dan worked so well in this movie. Even before when they were on Saturday Night Live.

[@straycatttt2766]

They were good here. I don’t think they ever worked together on SNL though. I think Dan had left before Eddie started.

[@andrewsawyer1375]

@@straycatttt2766 I thought they did to some degree since they were on SNL around the same time.

[@micpar2]

@@andrewsawyer1375 I know the original cast all left in 80. Sadly in March of 82 John Belushi died from a over dose. I believe Dan hosted SNL while Eddie was on SNL. I think Eddie only did two or three seasons of SNL. Then he left to do movies and solo concerts.

[@matthewennis3591]

Eddie was approached for Ghostbusters but was already working on Beverly Hills Cop. That would’ve definitely cemented them as Great co stars had it worked out

[@esclad]

I'm so happy you have watched this BEFORE Coming To America; for reasons that will become clear when you watch that movie ;)

[@localhoast2009]

This is the funniest movie of all time!!! Every scene is hysterical. Thank you so much for letting us watch this great movie with you guys!!

[@blawruk]

38:00 - he's playing the part as if he's from Cameroon swatting away gnats/flies, and such ;) I'm glad you watched this movie! Definitely one of my favorite movies growing up!! Love y'all!! Be easy!

[@vinniemoran7362]

No one's been as funny as Eddie Murphy in the last 40 years. He's still untouchable.

[@jesuspena8415]

That is Jim Belushi. John Belushi's brother from Saturday Night Live & Blues Brothers

[@ecclesrice9789]

Jamie Lee Curtis was known as "The Body" in Hollywood

[@SAINT656]

This was brilliant Eddie Murphy and dan ackroyd were absolutely superb together in this classic

[@gravecactus]

this was my mother's favorite movie. thank you for having a look.

[@MarkTurner-u8v]

Lookin good Billy Ray! Feelin good Lewis!!!!!

[@strawtube72]

YODA=The COP that tasted thePCP=Frank Oz. MONKEY SUIT GUY=JIM BELUSHI=John Belushi's Brother=the Blues Brothers, The short train guy=Comedian/Senator Al Franken. [and Bo Diddley]

[@greenwidow]

Have you seen Dirty Rotten Scoundrels? I highly recommend! Love Dan & Eddie...Dan was in Blues Brothers, Eddie in Beverly Hills Cop, Daddy Daycare, etc. All so good!

[@lvbfan]

You guys didn't mention anything, but the cellmate standing next to Murphy is Giancarlo Esposito (Gustav Fring from "Better Call Saul"). And the pawn shop owner is Bo Diddley. Also, one of the corrupt cops is Frank Oz, a big part of Sesame Street and Yoda in "Star Wars".

[@TheGarBrett]

The Randolph and Mortimer cameo in Coming to America was so funny. 🤣🤣🤣

[@tuffs4it]

I was wondering how long it would take for someone to spoil that. Glad I wasn't disappointed. 🙄

[@TheGarBrett]

@@tuffs4it You want me to say spoiler alert on a 35 year old movie? Haha 🤣

[@tuffs4it]

@@TheGarBrett All these films are new them, genius. That's the lamest excuse anyone can come up with. Haha!🤣😂

[@Triggerhippie70]

One of the BEST movies of the 80's. We had amazing movies in the 80's and 90's!

[@BigBass-xf5yi]

An extremely well done, banger of a comedy. Great watchin with you 2 as always. Murphy and Akroyd had some solid chemistry in this one.

[@jonathanbsmith5178]

Just wanted to say that the gentleman in the pawn shop is Bo Diddley he was a famous blues guitar.

[@PattyMac4357]

1983?! I feel old lol Another great reaction to a great movie!

[@mgwilliams1000]

Two great films in a row! You guys have no idea how much fun it was watching this awesome movie with you. The casting of Don Ameche and Ralph Bellamy with those two great young comedians, Akroyd and Murphy was perfect.

[@gordonodenbark535]

I saw this film for the first time on a plane to the west indies, back in 1983 and it’s still one of my favourite movies.

[@ericbryant386]

jamie lee curtis breaking a fever is the best part of this movie

[@youteo3596]

😮 sure would've made me feel better lol

[@erichmartin4530]

One of my favorite Christmas movies. WINTHROP WINTHROP

[@MacMc691]

Good to see you two going back and watching what made Eddie Murphy one of the most coveted and successful actors back in the 80's. His 90's stuff was okay, obviously subjective on my part, but you can't go wrong with his 80's stuff. You'll have to eventually watch all of his 80's movies. Good reaction as always.

[@tonyo3544]

"Didn't I just say the phone in my limo is busted and I can't get in contact wit my bitches". LOL