Was the Turtle Club scene really shot on 9/11?

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[@mikececconi2677]

I choose the opposite: I am now going to start telling people that Dana Carvey claimed he first had the idea for MASTER OF DISGUISE upon witnessing the Challenger disaster.

[@galleryofrogues]

I’m gonna tell them he was the mastermind behind 9/11

[@ThomasW215PHL]

Canon 🤣🤣

[@christianali5431]

This movie was created by the happy Madison company. That explains so much.

[@dissonanceparadiddle]

Exemplary

[@jevinday]

That's the ACTUAL truth 😂😂

[@scottdunn9784]

There’s no virtue in ignorance, Leo. I appreciate you bringing the truth to light, as hard as it may be to accept.

[@circularanemone]

The internet is about being right, not making friends (you'll definitely make enemies along the way)

[@michaeledwards6683]

there is most certainly virtue in ignorance

[@JimJamTheAdmin]

@@michaeledwards6683 this is the adage of the ignorant.

[@michaeledwards6683]

@@JimJamTheAdmin or of those who wish they were

[@JimJamTheAdmin]

@@michaeledwards6683That's so sad. Alexa, play Despacito.

[@FilipeSousa97]

Fun fact: There's a similar claim in Brazil related to the same event. It's part of the Mandela Effect, also. Basically a lot of people remembered watching a cartoon Dragon Ball Z, more specifically the episode where Goku turns super saiyan 3 and was interrupted with news from 9/11. Years after a lot of people "remembered" this trivia until someone found out the actual program schedule of the channel on that day and called bullshit.

[@lizc6393]

I don't believe in any legitimacy regarding the Mandela effect, but this is still SUPER interesting to me. Thank you so much for sharing

[@FilipeSousa97]

@@lizc6393 No problem! The way I see it the Mandela effect is just a way of people trying to bond over anything, really. People like to have mutual connections, even mundane ones like that thing that happened and it was crazy wooow hahaha. But that's just what I think

[@ramrose4111]

mandela effekt is complete bs, but goku standing in silence is funny

[@paulj6805]

@@lizc6393 the Mandela effect is real, insofar as mass events of misremembering something actually happen and are well documented. It's not proof of any kind of conspiracy or multiple realities, though.

[@evitanigaminU]

@@paulj6805 RIght its not that some history has changed and the Mandela Effect claims are real. Its that memory is very spotty as a rule, and the input of others can have profound effects on what we remember about something, even to the point of remembering things that didn't even happen

[@bellyit]

Nothing defines the shift from pre- to post-9/11 America like the mental image of Dana Carvey in that turtle costume, taking a moment of silence to honor those killed in a tragic terrorist attack. It perfectly encapsulates the era that was ending and perfectly foretells the one that was beginning. I thank you for appreciating both the power of this image AND the danger of misinformation. And I am beyond grateful that the story is true enough to still resonate.

[@t.s9021]

That's legitimately profound; it has a real "90s Rick Moranis" comedy vibe that completely disappeared post 9/11. It marked the end of the optimistic golden age of 90s America. Fukuyama was wrong - history didn't end when the USSR collapsed and liberal hegemony was established; it ended when Dana Carvey became turtley enough for the turtle club.

[@amelialonelyfart8848]

@@t.s9021 It's a really weird vibe in hindsight. I wa watching Children's Halloween movie from the 90s a llittle awhile ago, and for some reason I was really transfixed on it. It was so nostalgic, yet I didn't know why, and this comment helped me reallize why. It was a great time-capsule of a pre-9/11, pre-COVID 19 world. It had that wide-eyed sincerity that you so rarely seen nowadays.

[@DevineInnovations]

@@amelialonelyfart8848 If you are in a certain age group you were once too young to know about the cold war but old enough to experience pre-9/11. We had no idea how good we had it. The only thing people were afraid of was AIDS and Marilyn Manson. And you knew only adults got AIDS and Marilyn Manson was just a singer.

[@amelialonelyfart8848]

@@DevineInnovations I was born in '97, one of my first major memories was 9/11, specifically, a classmate in kindergarten mentioning how his dad was in the WTC when it happened (thankfully a survivor). It's one of those things that I never really think about but my older siblings have mentioned a few times - my entire childhood was marred by the wars fought and now as an adult, I have to fight due to my gender and sexual identity in a world that's feeling decreasingly accepting as time goes on. I've never really known true peace, and I don't think I ever will. This might all sound kind of overdramatic. I've had a long, draining year, and I'm tired of a lot of things.

[@seanicus100]

It's such obvious bullshit if you're old enough to remember 9/11, even ignoring the fact that it would be 6 in the morning pacific time. They think that they'd have a moment of silence after hearing the news? Like it was a celebrity death, just one thing that quickly happened and is immediately resolved? Like "Oh, four planes just crashed in NY, DC, and PA, two skyscrapers collapsed, and 3 thousand people just died." "When?" "Within the past five minutes!" Shit was *chaotic* and people were freaking out where I lived, in a rural area. I can imagine it'd be more insane in LA. People weren't sure if more things weren't going to be attacked, if we were going to war like, the next day, or even *who* attacked. If they were filming that day, I promise that they would have immediately canceled production, would have sat in front of the TV, would have called any loved ones in NYC, and they would have *definitely* canceled after news of the second plane hitting. Outside of first responders/government/support people/etc, very few people in America actually had a productive work day that day. Them delaying production for two weeks is exactly what they would have done, and actually did do. It strikes me as a factoid written by someone who wasn't old enough to remember 9/11.

[@wierdaarond]

Oh god it is impossible to get bad/wrong imdb trivia removed. You can try the form as much as you want, even on trivia that's flatly preposterous and they'll reject your correction. It's too easy for bad trivia to get on there and then impossible to remove it. It's becoming one of my major life crusades. I might do a movies podcast entirely about this to try to get them to change the system.

[@imgonnasayitnow]

I'm so glad I'm not alone in this

[@warpvector]

Would it be easier to spam IMDb with a torrent of obviously fake trivia to get them to do something about it?

[@loganrenfrow2544]

@@warpvector That's a good idea. Even if it doesn't work then there will be so much bullshit there that no one will actually believe anything on the trivia.

[@eqextra]

Amazing.

[@Ki_Adi_Mundi]

@@warpvector That's like saying your city is lax on crime, so you're gonna become a serial killer to give 'em what for. Like what does that solve if they aren't paying attention in the first place?

[@812558]

"Do these look like the eyes of a person carrying 9/11" literally sent me into a heavy, minute long laughing fit.

[@ToriKo_]

I know that was such a good line

[@scj6693]

2:38

[@redacted5035]

It's really not that funny

[@vikrambalaji4126]

@@redacted5035 i think it is, so youre wrong. sorry

[@redacted5035]

@@vikrambalaji4126 I wasn't talking to you. Don't you EVER @ me, you absolute dog.

[@mafiacat88]

I feel so, so bad for my parents. When I was a kid I *loved* this movie (who the hell knows why), and so they had to watch this piece of crap SO many times. I totally forgot about it for like, 15 years and went to re-watch. It did NOT stand the test of time. Although as weird as it is to say, it does probably have the best fart joke in movies. In that it's genuinely funny, and does some pretty good expectation subversion.

[@Amsayy]

I also loved this movie as a kid. I can't ruin that joy by eewatching it as an adult

[@lizc6393]

You must be old like me 😉 George of the Jungle was my fav at age 9, and I had such beautiful memories of it, but my parents found out I liked it and shamed me ruthlessly, lol. Sounds like you had a better childhood than mine (at least I really hope so.)

[@Flameclaw123]

I did the same, but for whatever reason, my parents also liked it. At this point I think collectively we have the whole thing memorized from how many times I watched it as a kid

[@jackkingsby116]

It stands

[@Benzinilinguine]

Someone should find out who runs/owns IMDB and add them as trivia to every single film

[@hankhill4101]

Straight from the TV Tropes Page: "The "Turtle Club scene was filmed on 9/11" story. For years, there was a story going around that the Turtle Club scene was being filmed as 9/11 happened, and there was a moment of silence with Dana Carvey in full Turtle Man costume. What actually occurred was the Turtle Club scene was delayed because of 9/11. Though when filming resumed on September 24th of that year, there was indeed a moment of silence with Carvey in full costume."

[@Raph584]

you were right to debunk that story, nevere forget that quote from Dark Souls II : "No matter how tender, how exquisite, a lie will remain a lie"

[@The_Fat_Turtle]

Everyone should have at least one favourite Aldia quote. He's just so wonderfully, poetically cynical about everything.

[@feelfreetoscreenshot1733]

I think the better quote would be “Every soul has its dark.” -John Darksoul

[@la-li-lu-le-lo9444]

@@feelfreetoscreenshot1733 LMFAO 😂

[@cam_by_art]

That's the thing though, dose a story have to be true in order to be a good story? Which is basically the idea that life of pi pushes forward.

[@YasonYou]

I def wasn't expecting a quote from the best Souls game in this comment section. A pleasant surprise.

[@brendancskinner]

Keeping lies because they're popular just cheapens the truth. If the story or anecdote needs embellishing then it's not really worth telling.

[@Assassin0fwar]

People have issues with boring truths. If the lie is so much more extravagant the common person would rather believe it over the truth.

[@MrKajithecat]

I remember my mom hearing my school would be open on 9/12 and saying "fuck that you're not going back till next week." My school eventually closed for the rest of the week for low attendance by students.

[@ECKohns]

Most businesses did not open until the following Monday. US airspace was also completely shut down for the rest of the week.

[@JohnKobaRuddy]

Goes to show how easily scared yanks are.

[@popsports05]

We went the next week but all we did was watch the news

[@10RRASK]

@@ECKohnsairspace was back open on the 13th, so I wouldn’t say the rest of the week.

[@mv800]

We must all ask ourselves if we are turtlely enough for the turtle club.

[@bunnyfrosting1744]

This notification woke me up, nice. Thank you for the cursed start to my day

[@mailmarca]

We can take revenge

[@adamkane4217]

So, Dana Carvey confirmed that the scene in question was not shot on 9/11 but he did participate in a group prayer/moment of silence for the victims on the first day of shooting while in the turtle costume. This video is the first thing I thought of when I read that weird bit of news.

[@irighterotica]

Same, lol.

[@drstrangelove307]

I love the OneyPlays retelling of this story. With Zach going “EVERYBODY, STOOOOP!!!”

[@70M80]

"Am I not turtely enough for the turtle club?" has been carved into my brain and I hate it

[@SesameCake]

Dang. The part where turtle man threaten the guy haunts me. It shows how damn dark Dana Carvey was willing to get for that role. True method actor indeed.

[@mairujyat]

If anything, this makes the situation even more comedic: they had two weeks to decide how and when to broach the subject on set - if at all. The fact it wasn't just a poignant letter to the cast and crew or some separate observance, but a full-blown on-set moment of silence after everyone was already in make-up and ready to film this... It feels like it was plucked out of a dark comedy.

[@austinohlrich9370]

I cant lie, this movie popped off whem i was little. The lines, "This is what your are doing, THIS is what i want you to do". Also "Turtle turtle". Killed me

[@Ross_5979]

I remember my parents bought this movie on dvd, along with their very first dvd player. As a kid I didn’t even notice the movie so much as how stunning the visuals were. I don’t think we will ever see another jump in quality as profound as the one from vhs to dvd.

[@michaelbouma435]

I learned not to trust IMDb trivia a few years ago from a similar video. It was about that scene in The Dark Knight where the hospital explodes. According to legend there was an unexpected pause in the explosions and Heath Ledger saved the shot by pretending his detonator was malfunctioning. It's been mentioned in multiple best improvised moments lists. Except just like the Turtle Club 9/11 thing, you can't trace where that myth came from and no one who worked on the movie has been sited talking about it. For a big budget movie doing a massive stunt like that, it was probably very well rehearsed with all actors involved knowing exactly what they where doing. But it does make a fun story about a great actor we lost too soon so I can see why it got passed around so frequently.

[@bigguy7353]

*cited

[@smasher.338]

I think that is actually true. If you look at the "explosion" as he is walking, there is absolutely a malfunction as there is "debris" being launched, but no flames or smoke going off. Then it stops, and starts again. Im sure he knew there was only going to be one take, and knew to make the best out of whatever happened.

[@ssgoko88]

​@@smasher.338nope! It was spliced from two completely separate takes. You can't have someone on set when there are debris falling and being ejected. Fuck the writers guild, the fire department on-set wouldn't have allowed it.

[@smasher.338]

@@ssgoko88 Im not talking about the shot of the hospital actually exploding. Its the shot of him walking, w pyro and FAKE "dibris", aka styrofoam, being shot out of air canons. He was on set for that.

[@monhi64]

At least that sounds a lot more reasonable. I could see it happening, there being a slight delay in whatever cue Heath was looking for and just pretending the detonator was jacked. That’s not too witty probably the first place most peoples minds would go if that happened to them. It’s also a trivia you wouldn’t necessarily expect someone to make up, unlike 911 jokes that people make all the time. But if no one with the capacity to confirm that has ever confirmed it, not looking good for it’s veracity

[@KyleHilliard]

I saw this movie in theatres with my teenage friends and genuinely laughed every time Brent Spiner farted. Also, great work, Leo.

[@LeoVader]

i also enjoyed that in my viewing. i thought i'd seen every version of "villain's evil laugh is subverted" but that was a new one.

[@michaelmoore9518]

Maybe because I was 12 when this came out but It was super funny then 😂

[@DwightDMPaperCompany]

Honestly I quite enjoyed the movie, it’s a nice mindless movie to watch, quite useful after a stressful day of work

[@gr6e]

Oh my god they dragged Brent Spiner into that trash heap of a movie?

[@codyxvasco592]

idk why but that's the only fart joke I have not hated in media.

[@Dukefazon]

I just looked up a similar trivia about a Jackie Chan movie. He was meant to shoot a movie that day at the world trade center but it was postponed for some reason. It was supposed to be the opening scene of the movie where Jackie was working as a window cleaner. He also wrote about this opening scene in his autobiography book I Am Jackie Chan: My Life in Action 3 years prior 911. But the article I found said that when a catastrophe happens a lot of people try to capitalize on it, sew themselves into the history. Like when the Titanic sank people came out left and right telling their stories about how they were almost on the Titanic but miracuously missed it or something. You can't sure about these claim, but in the case with the movie, there are probably several evidences if it was actually shot on the same day or not.

[@seventeenpoint5]

Well every time you remember something, you alter the memory, and a catastrophe like 9/11 is something that probably lives in your head for a while. And bits and pieces get added to the memory and dates get conflated and maybe you truly believe that you had a deeper connection than you actually did.

[@jacksonlarson6099]

The claim that anyone thought the Titanic was "unsinkable" was also a post-catastrophe fabrication likely meant to make an already dramatic tragedy somehow more dramatic, as weirdos could turn it into some sort of moral lesson about the hubris of man.

[@ashydavis8313]

Just checked and it has been changed to say filming occurred two weeks later. Leo out here correcting the timeline.

[@alexixeno4223]

It is an actually good question, do you allow a harmless but wrong idea to continue or do you correct it and fundamental change and possible destroy the joy that people feel about it. In the grand scheme of things it seems so minor but yet

[@TheDracoChick]

To me, it’s like the concept of a white lie. A lie that’s small at first, but can grow into a wildfire of rumors to where it totally muddles fact. The problem is that some lies do that, and others don’t.

[@drstrangelove307]

It’s definitely an interesting question.

[@whytfdidyoutubeaddthis]

“When the legend becomes fact, print the legend.”

[@wanamingo4961]

I got the answer to that question: just don’t think about it ever. Boom another philosophy nerd destroyed by my epic facts and logic and very big brain smarts 😎😎😎

[@lautaroescarlon7501]

Reminds me of that scene where Lisa learns Jebediah Springfield is a coward, and in her speech she sees all the veterans and the kids with the flags and community spirit signs, all wearing Jebediah Springfield hats, and she just says "Jebediah Springfield was... great. I just wanted to say that I did some research and he was, uhm, great.", to which everyone celebrates.

[@PaintraSeaPea]

To me, the truth is always more interesting than a fabricated story. even if the truth is not as conveniently comical "The turtle club scene happened simultaneous to the tower collapsing" it's still a pretty amusing anecdote to imagine, dana carvey observing a moment of silence in full turtle makeup in the wake of a recent monumental tragedy.

[@eldonhill4840]

Another 9/11 thing: Boots Riley (director of Sorry To Bother You) and his band The Coup supposedly photographed an album cover in May 2001 depicting them in front of the Twin Towers exploding, with one of the band members holding a conductor's wand and Boots pressing a button on a tuner like they were causing the explosion. The album was scheduled to release in mid to late September 2001 and the label had to scramble to find new cover art. Now, this is just a throwaway line on wikipedia, and I haven't done literally any research or even made the basic effort to click through a single one of the sources, but in the spirit of this video I'm choosing to believe it's 100% true.

[@StephenLewisUniverse]

The commercials ran so often for this movie. To this day despite never having seen it Dana Carvey saying "turtle, turtle" is etched in my brain.

[@streeterville773]

Same

[@ericfelds6291]

This is easily my new favorite KZbin channel. Your videos are engaging, brimming with genuinely funny humor, you’re one of the only ‘reviewer’ you tubers whose skits I don’t despise, your analysis is insightful and reliably empathetic, you speak with a political clarity a lot of channels in this niche of YT avoid. I love all of it please keep it up.

[@keithmichael112]

If this gets pulled, you have to take the case to court - i just want the turtle club scene mentioned in a law book somewhere Edit: the actor who played mr belvedere suffered from "testicular torsion", on occasion he'd get his balls in a twist while filming and have to be taken to the hospital. Make a followup video about that, and it's a youtube exclusive

[@altusshow7574]

I remember watching the footage of the plane hitting the tower on a TV in one of our classrooms. The principal then walked down the halls and informed us that the bell had rung, and any student caught loitering in the halls would be written up. I bet that principal loved the turtle scene in Master of Disguise.

[@poppletronva]

I loved this movie growing up, and based on my laughter during the turtle club scene I probably still do. If anything it probably defined my sense of humor. I was really disappointed when I got older and found out that everyone hated it.

[@nomansblog2025]

I remember liking this movie when I was younger, but I’m afraid to watch it again lmao

[@AArmstrongDotOrg]

Haha already removed on IMDB. You're a fast influencer now! "Contrary to popular belief, the scene at the Turtle Club did not happen to be filming on September 11, 2001. The film actually ceased production for a few weeks due to the attacks."

[@LeeBasil]

Commenting to say this video dug up a deep repressed memory. I remember watching that Kids Choice Awards as a child and experiencing an acute sense of shame while watching the Best Fart award segment

[@willnovak4173]

Leo Vader hitting us with another certified classic, though I am still concerned how he escaped the predicament from the end of the Cereal video

[@beesree39]

he just did

[@TeeJaySmall]

Pound for pound one of the best channels on the platform Leo, we need you for stuff like this

[@chuggiesmalls4203]

Ive been loving your videos Chris Pratt Great narration/story telling

[@TheKingsPride]

I mean it’s completely believable to think that Mitch McConnel was filming this scene at the time.

[@goldenfiberwheat238]

What

[@drawingablankesq]

My dad bought me this movie as as kid and still quotes "am I not turtley enough for the turtle club? Turtle turtle!" I have a soft spot for master of disguise, but the one thing that sticks out to me is that Keenan Thompson had an extremely small role at the end of the movie where he's watching a fight scene on a computer.

[@ThatBugBehindYou]

In my opinion the funniest part about the factoid is the image of that Turtle hanging his head in solidarity of the lives lost. It holds more punch if it was actually on 9/11 but there's something more funny about it not happening on 9/11 because it wasn't a guttural impact to the news that caused it but a guy thinking "now's a good time to do this" as he looked a human turtle in the eye.

[@rayquetzalcoatl9672]

uh oh, Leo

[@NATESOR]

So glad I found your channel. The type of hard-hitting, facts-based journalism the world so desperately needs.

[@marioamador1600]

Interestingly, I don't even think the turtle club scene is the movies most infamously "out of place" scene. Personally, I think that honor should go to the one scene in the end credits that's one to one a Fembots from Austin Powers reference with the big-butted henchwomen and Dana Carvey shouting, "love is thicker than your behinds!" It's obviously a deleted scene but the fact it's still in the movie is amazingly "WTF."

[@12adwhetsel]

You're my favorite guy that holds a microphone

[@techwiz81]

It defies logic for it to have been filmed on 9/11. It was filmed in LA where the second plane hit at 6AM, I don’t think they were filming on a soundstage at the crack of dawn

[@StarlaBizarre]

We watched this movie recently and I swear it feels like it never ever ends, the credits have FULL scenes and it's like being in a horrible time loop

[@pignatiusquercia6925]

This is one of my favorite childhood movies and I have never heard of this fact or fake fact or whatever. The movie is nothing shy of a masterpiece.

[@valdish9620]

It's pretty simple, someone said the attack happened while the movie was being made, and they had a moment of silence for the victims, someone assumed it means the attack happened during filming, and someone else assumed it means the moment of silence happened the day of the attack.

[@Lovicide]

I hate that I laughed my ever living ass off when watching pistachio bite that dudes nose off

[@SteelersCardinals1]

What I can't understand is how people cared enough about the movie to create this rumor in the first place. I was bombarded by tv ads about it on Nickelodeon, which made my susceptible kid brain think it looked like a good movie to see. After seeing it, probably on home video, it left such a little impression on me that I totally forgot about the movie until this very video was recommended to me by the algorithm. At least Kangaroo Jack was so bad that it at least taught me what a bad movie looks like.

[@one_smol_duck]

Growing up, I had a friend whose family were probably the #1 fans of this movie lol. They all thought it was an underrated masterpiece. I remember watching it with them and being like "oh, ok. This is kinda funny." But they all loved it lol.

[@hannahbrown2728]

Ive only seen about a handful of your videos, and I havent finished this one yet but I will shortly. But holy fucking shit do you really hit the nail on the head with batshit crazy(endearingly) niche topics, I absolutely love it thank you!

[@jeremyjasiak]

This is one of those movies i watched as a kid. And only now realize how god damn strange the whole thing was.

[@potentfrog]

Easily a new favorite channel. Keep up the great stuff man

[@beansfebreeze]

I do everything I can to avoid thinking about this movie. Thank you, Mr. Vader o7

[@cfraute]

And Leo busts out another brilliant idea for a video. The man can't be stopped!

[@christophermcdonnell8809]

Leo, you’re always bringing the highly debatable topics to light. Thank you for your service.

[@D-FENS_]

I love how Dana Carvey was going for the Mitch McConnell look.

[@iblame_nargles]

Legitimately despise the way IMDb works. It's great for being a database of movies, that aspect is fine but the lists/trivia etc; the way users can interact with the site flat out ruins the whole... y'know, accurately gathering data part of the site? It's so bizarre to me that it's allowed to be run like that

[@JediDanD]

I wonder, why does he even need a disguised? Were there spies at the Turtle Cub? Because I'm sure Devlin's spies would tell him "We saw a big guy in a turtle suit". Like there were no spies, nobody to report to Devlin, Pistachio might as well showed up to the club in his normal cloths.

[@lizc6393]

Oh man, I get so excited about Leo Vader uploads. He's like a wry, bitter Chris Pratt, and (as the youths would say) I'm here for it.

[@cruleo]

The Master of Disguise was my favorite movie of all time when I was a kid. I would watch it nearly every day. I remember being 7 and having a dilemma because I wanted to watch master of disguise first thing I woke up in the morning but I didn’t think it was appropriate to watch a movie during the daytime. I ended up overcoming my daytime movie reservations and enjoyed the turtle scene with my breakfast. And then later with my lunch. And then even later with my dinner. The Master of Disguise was what I lived and breathed as a child for several months straight. There were other movies that later took that throne for months at a time, such as Airplane!, The Garfield Movie with Bill Murray, and Big, the Tom Hanks movie. But none encompassed my psyche more than Master of Disguise

[@partytranimal6293]

I'm still going to spread the misinformation because the reactions I'd get are worth much more than the truth. "They filmed the turtle club scene on 9/11" gets a much better turnout in the conversation than "the first scene they filmed for the master of disguise 2 weeks after 9/11 was the turtle club scene." It somehow makes it feel as though in the darkness of America's most tragic terrorist attack, a turtle shaped light was shining that day. I find comfort in that

[@wholewheatstingray]

Carvey confirmed it, so don't feel bad.

[@CronicDemise]

Obsessed over this movie as a kid. Rewatched it years later as an adult, still made me laugh at how obscenely ridiculous it is. Everyone should watch and marvel at this piece of art.

[@R3fug333]

Well, turns out this was wrong. Dana Carvey confirmed it.

[@Fooma777]

5:27 perhaps that would be best left to a master? A Master of Discourse?👀

[@Jeff-cr9ho]

This movie was worse than 9/11

[@pauliewalnuts5241]

Wipe yo mouf

[@OGamelon]

Finally someone talking about THE movie of my childhood; watched this at least once a year with my brother and cousin, great memories.

[@celebalert5616]

Every movie was shot on 9/11.

[@tyjoy6111]

great video & concept ❤️ it is painfully obvious watching these videos that you are going to be huge one day

[@allys744]

According to the director, the rumor is ALMOST completely true. Dana WAS in a turtle outfit during their moment of silence for the victims. But that wasn’t actually ON the moment of September 11th. In fact, when 9/11 occurred, filming didn’t even begin yet. By the time the film was shot, they had a moment of silence a few weeks after the attacks.

[@nathanwilliams3877]

Leo out here looking good in 2022. Great video as always.

[@jupiterbeach8476]

First!

[@callmeperch]

Omg your critique of JTim's cartwheel was excellent

[@enthusia492]

I unironically LOVED this movie growing up. My family would watch it at least once a month. I could probably quite the entire thing .

[@janeld9297]

Oh man me and my dad have watched this movies so many times, it’s criminal. I absolutely loved it as a kid and would watch it on VHS probably 3x a week for a whole summer. My dad thought it was hilarious too!

[@JunkyardBashSteve]

I had never heard this urban legend until very recently, but this video encapsulates why I always approach these kinds of stories with a "big, if true" mentality

[@ladiorange]

Dude, such a great video. Laughing so hard, I'm crying. Just what I needed this morning.

[@joshuameeks9471]

That movie was a showcase of Dana's ability to do impressions and to make kids smile. If you don't appreciate it, you're not turtley enough for the Turtle Club.

[@justanotherfangirl2398]

HOLY SHIT. THIS THE MOVIE. I HAVE BEEN TRYING TO FIND THIS MOVIE FOR MORE THAN 10 YEARS, THANK YOU SO MUCH. I watched this when I was absolutely tiny and could not for the life of me find it when I remembered it, and I was honestly doubting it even existed.

[@crim-jim6814]

I haven't even watched this movie but the guy in it is still my profile picture.

[@caligusto]

Someone did it, they changed the trivia. Bravo.

[@chrischandler889]

Slayers album "God Hates us All" was released on 9/11 although many stores delayed selling it.

[@tumblingworm737]

This🤘

[@chilenosanti]

my sister in law took me to see this when it came out in theaters.. I was 11 and I actually genuinely enjoyed it .. it has that nostalgia feeling for me, so I still enjoy it once in a while..

[@johnthomson2377]

I didn’t know they made a movie about Mitch McConnell

[@tonoornottono]

i rewatch this video occasionally and i always forget about the gong sound when leo swings his bat. makes me laugh every time it’s so genius.

[@maxmankid]

We owned this movie when I was a kid on DVD in a house hold that didn't get cable until 2015. Growing up with a limited catalog I watched this movie and Mystery Men RELIGIOUSLY. I refuse to rewatch these movies as an adult because I know I'll never be able to look at them through that childhood lens again. Great movie 8.9/10

[@tumest]

Leo that Cook Serve Delicious music choice is spectacular.

[@notanyonespecific]

Just shows me how young I was when 9/11 happened, I remember being excited for that movie to come out after seeing commercials for it.

[@MarceloAbans]

Knowing, this, I'm just going to just add it to an additional punchline if someone ever asks "Really? Is that true?" because the tale like 6:10. If no one follows up, then I'll never tell.. Also the Carlin bit is something of beauty!

[@LolaliciousSmiley]

I loved this movie as a kid. My favorite jokes are the cow pie costume and "This is what you're doing 😯. This is what I want you to do 😶."

[@trevorjames8571]

Let’s meet halfway and just imagine Dana carvey lightheartedly saying “turtle” after they’re done with their moment of silence.

[@robertovillagran5364]

My friend has told me this fact so many times, and loves quoting the “Am I not turtley enough for the turtle club?”. I wanna see the light leave his eyes when I show him this video :) xoxo

[@Chewi_]

That scene unlocked hidden memories in my brain

[@hullinstruments]

I accidentally rented this movie from Blockbuster right after it was released. I loved this shitt as a kid. I was 13 and my comedic taste should have been better buy that age. But idk it's just so ridiculous it's still funny to me. Guess I'll go through life still being ashamed I enjoyed that movie

[@Eddie-explains]

This was one of my FAVOURITE movies as a kid. I legit thoght it was the funniest thing ever and remember watching it for the first time and laughing so much. Ah simpler times, never realized it was a flop since I thought it was comedy gold

[@naplockblubba5369]

When I was rewatching Buffy the Vampire Slayer recently, I noticed that there were *4 separate instances* of the exact same piece of trivia mentioned in one episode on IMDB.

[@1MaxVader1]

This is one crazy video title. I had forgotten what this movie was called, and this is the only scene I kind of remember.

[@rumpled4skin271]

bro regardless of 9/11 and this movies filming around it it is one of my all time favorite childhood movies

[@weareone553]

I watched Master of Disguise for the first time (Unless I blocked out the memory of seeing it as a kid) a few weeks ago, since it was just a vague, childhood memory lodged in the back of my mind, so this video was a nice surprise.