What Gives You Chills? - The GameOverGreggy Show Ep. 90 (Pt. 1)

[@wildarms1190]

One of my biggest goosebumps moments was at my grandfather's funeral who served in World War II. we were in Jackson Heights Queens New York and having people stop and salute my grandfather for no other reason then respect.

[@SteMail926]

The scream at the start of Weezer's Tired of Sex, the score to Interstellar, and M&S's sexy food adverts.

[@cameronfields3766]

+Stephen Butchard Man the score in Interstellar gets me everytime...

[@vincentbiello638]

Stephen Butchard When talking about Weezer, the opening Guitar to "The Good Life" and "Surf Wax America" always get me

[@matthewstulberg1150]

Listening to this at midnight has become a nightly ritual.

[@robertlimmer5770]

I do the same. Exact. Thing.

[@rogformer]

ANY big game announcement at E3 gets me.

[@iownalx23]

the intros for the press conferences are amazing too.

[@Shrimp_Rider]

"Organic creatures of flesh and bone, you scratch at my mind fumbling in ignorance" gets me every time

[@nohamforsam4200]

For me: (No particular order) -AC: 2 intro and main theme -When Nick fury told Tony at the end of iron man "I'd like to talk to you about the Avengers initiative" also the end of avengers 2 when cap says avengers assemble -The ending of the dark knight and the dark knight rises -The reveal of fallout 4 -Offcial trailer for Star Wars ep. 7 I'm sure there's a lot more this is just from the top of my head

[@randomness3876]

Movie scenes like the end of Whiplash, the final fight of Warrior and the toad rain in Magnolia always get me

[@LawrenceGill27]

"I love you brother, and I'm really gonna miss you" -second son "Do you see this medallion? do you know what it means?" - Witcher 3 "I will break every bone in your body Cobblepot!" - Arkham Knight "It's not the Pizza guy!" -Watch_Dogs "Did I ever tell you the definition of insanity?" -Far Cry 3 "I've seen that stick before!" "Yea maybe when my father knocked your block off with it" -Sly 1 *Henreys suicide* -Last of Us "Good night, humanitarian!" - Arkham: cold cold heart *end of breaking bad season3* "Half as long, twice as bright" -infamous 2 "Did what? goodnight" -dumbledore Hp3

[@seventhamendmentguy6681]

Lawrence Gill E

[@TheOriginalFireX]

Music, nostalgia, and the cold. Very straight forward!

[@blahblur1113]

What gives me the chills? The Red vs Blue season 6 finale gets me every time.

[@Whitephoenix98]

Welcome back, GameOverGreggy show. Last week was trying.

[@Rugdoctor1000]

Colin's intro is fucking legendary bahaha. Salute to you Mr. Moriarty!

[@dazrael6379]

Musical crescendo's in movies or games during tense or intense moments. And really key sports moments (in person), that makes crowds roar.

[@Jonnydc93]

When Billy Corgan screams "And into the eyes of the Jakal, I say KABOOM" in X.Y.U by The Smashing Pumpkins. Seeing Metz live (the Canadian band). Watching a new Star Wars trailer. Playing live with my band when we get a good response.

[@iceman8801]

Goosebumps - I think of glass breaking and Stone Cold entering or the bell tolling, lights go out and Undertaker appears. HBK's theme music was also in there too edit: I wrote this comment at around 7:30 and 2 minutes later Tim says this LOL I relate to Tim more than anyone else on the show when it comes to my childhood, though he is 4 years my junior and Collin on the political and philosphical side, though he is 2 or 3 years my senior.

[@iceman8801]

You did not read what I wrote. The music gave me chills. That was part of my childhood. Being a musician, music has, since I was a little boy, had an great influence on my life. So that being said, as a child those theme songs just got me amped. As an adult, that's a callback to nostalgia and those tunes still evoke those emotions, as they were so real when I was a kid. Also, as an adult, there are alot of interesting things that these wrestlers and the stories they tell about what was going on behind the curtain back then. Go

[@swifty22]

I love how easily this went into star wars talk

[@josetato]

classical music and jazz aka excellent music.

[@lockjaw333]

Opening of 311 shows.....definite chills. Agreed Colin!

[@Tyler_W]

I'd say that the stuff that personally gives me chills are, like Colin said, the intro of a concert, or even hearing a ton of people singing the same song, be it in a concert, church service, or even just a couple buddies jamming to some awesome tunes driving down a road. Awe inspiring and or shocking moments in stories, be they in movies, video games, books, or comics, those can give me goosebumps. Walking on eggshells with that whole remake the prequels talk haha. I do not believe they were bad movies. Flawed and as a whole inferior to the originals from a technical standpoint, yes, but bad they are not. The flaws in the prequels can even be seen in the originals. Moments of stiff dialog and performance? Check. Creature(s)/character(s) that proved important to how part of the plot turned out but aren't taken too seriously beyond their immediate use? Check. A few underdeveloped and arguably overrated villain(s)? Check. Contextually creepy interaction(s) between a male and female lead? Check. Debateably racist caricatures? Check. Slightly frustrating decisions made by the archetypal chosen one character? Check. I could go on. Consider the positives of the trilogy, and they are far greater in number than are given credit in the video. There's the phenominal John Williams soundtrack (Tim, I'd think you having said to be a soundtrack junkie could at least appreciate this), the cool choreography and set pieces, characters like Qui-gon Jinn, Darth Maul, the clone army, the Jedi Council/Order, General Grevious, Mace Windu, Anakin (in episode 3 primarily), the especially well done performances by the actors portraying Obi-wan Kenobi and Emperor Palpatine, the massive world building on a scale not seen up until that point outside the Expanded Universe, the use of EU concepts, the dog fights and races, lightsaber duels, the political and social commentary (I know some people might have preferred the more simple black and white story approach of the originals, but what the prequels did with that was really well done), and if not the execution in every individual scene didn't always hit the mark, the overarching storytelling trying to be accomplished throughout the trilogy is also brilliant. I think the positives are just a few too many and such great positives that I can't justifiably call them bad movies. I would argue both that because Lucas isn't as good of a hands on director as he is an overall storyteller and that he should have spent more and better time letting us experience Anakin's personal development with him instead of just telling and showing us it happened and that the overarching story being told was so grand in scope, arguably beyond Lucas' individual ability to tell it, that the prequels needed to have another movie set in the Clone Wars where we actually experience Anakin's development through the trials of the Clone Wars into the noble hero, brave warrior, and good friend that Obi-wan tells Luke about in A New Hope. We do see that Anakin in Episode 3 as described by old Ben, specifically in the opening segment where Anakin shows loyalty and friendship towards Obi-wan by saving his skin twice at possible expense of the mission and became the hero of the mission and the Republic by more or less singlehamdedly beating and killing Count Dooku and ensuring the Chancellor's safety. Those scenes clearly depicted that Anakin, but because Lucas is a better big picture storyteller than director, he elected to move the plot along straight into Anakin's next existential crisis right away before cementing the hero, warrior, and friend they were promised and as seen in the beginning of the movie. That is why I personally consider the 2 Clone wars shows integral to getting the full prequel experience, not because I think they are inherently better than the movies themselves (I go back and forth on that), but because they especially expanded on Anakin's personal development in the Clone Wars where we actually experienced that growth with him throughout, and it's all legit because every story and plot progression from those shows came straight from the mind of Lucas himself. (The shows are arguably better because better directors took the stories Lucas already came up with and more skillfully interpreted them better than Lucas arguably could.) The story was a giant intergalactic conspiracy. The story is not only seeing the growth and trials of young Anakin Skywalker in becoming a Jedi and falling to the Sith and Obi-wan trying to train and guide him, but the real action is behind the scenes with Palpatine and his schemes to rule the galaxy. The entire plot revolved around everyone else reacting, unbeknownst to them until it was too late, to everything Sidious was doing both behind the scenes and in broad daylight, seeing him play chess while everyone else thinks they're playing checkers. (Sidious is my top favorite evil mastermind in all movies and maybe all fiction thanks to the prequels.) The story is a grand mystery, a political conspiracy, a Shakespearean tragedy, in some ways both literally and figuratively, and of course a scifi-fantasy epic with social and political commentary to boot, all in one, not to mention it gets kinda subtle and digs a little bit into Star Wars lore, and expands it like few other things before it. The midichlorians and the final scene of episode 3 jumping between Vader and Padme where Vader lives and Padme dies are both some of the most widely misinterpreted and overall misunderstood moments in Star Wars and I'd say in film in general, and the fact Lucas, despite his flaws in execution in some of the finer details, doesn't hold your hand but nevertheless creates this super complex expansion of the overall universe and lore is amazing. While I love the prequels for what they were, there is a tinge of disappointment, if only because I know, had it been better executed overall, that they could undoubtedly in time be seen as modern classics as much as the originals already are. I really enjoyed them and they did far more right than they are given credit for, but the fact they could have been that much better had Lucas had other, more skilled, hands on directors interpreting his excellent story for him, or at least advising him like was done in ESB, ROTJ, Clone Wars, and the Clone Wars leaves me wondering what could have been. That's why I'm so intrigued at the suggestion of redoing the prequels, not because I thought they were bad, but because I want to see if a better director could just take everything, all of those good ingredients that were already there, and see if they could give them a tweak a small revision here and there and hopefully make them the masterpieces they could have been had Lucas used help with directing and for advice the first time around. At the same time, I feel like that for better and for worse, we should respect the past whether we like it or not and leave them as is and move on. It also seems almost disrespectful to just erase everything the creator of Star Wars did, at least while he's still alive. That might be unnecessarily humiliating and somewhat disrespectful of an artist's work. If they do remake them, to which I wouldn't entirely be opposed purely for curiosity's sake, the least they would owe Lucas is to make their product and consult him on it. They should at least ask if whatever revisions are made still hold true to the heart of the characters and the core of story he wanted to tell. I'd even recommend and wouldn't oppose making a regular, full length trilogy of films of course, but make it animated in the styling of the Clone Wars series. Maybe even bring in some of the show's voice cast if some of the original movie cast won't or can't reprise their roles. Making it animated can help appease different crowds and allows flexibility. So long as the revisionist versions don't screw with the original trilogy, those who hated the original prequels could fairly consider the "new prequels" as their officially legitimate canon. Making it animated won't necessarily come off as a complete dismissal altogether of the original prequels for those who liked them, and making it animated could separate them just enough as a gesture of creative courtesy and acknowledgement of Lucas' original take. This way, those who don't like the original prequels can claim the animated revisions it prequels, those who liked the original prequelscan rightfully do so without feeeling like they are beimg completely canned, those who appreciate both can. You please both sides and doesn't step on the wrong people's toes, or at least tries the best way possible, and people's curiosity about seeing what a potentially better revisionist interpretation of the prequels would look like.

[@MisterD4vid]

The X-Files theme song always gave me chills as a kid. Oh, I also get chills hearing the Champions League theme song, especially when I go watch matches live. The most recent thing I remember giving me chills was the Batman v. Superman trailer.

[@BoltCRNA]

Animorphs! I used to read those all the time. I always daydreamed about which animals I would turn into. They had to come in contact with the animal to absorb it's DNA I believe. Mindwarp was another great series in the young adult fiction genre.

[@TheeVande]

Aside from the normal things like styrofoam I would have to say the video of Raymond Bourque lifting the cup really gives me chills.

[@BioBenRacing]

Every time I hear Also Sprach Zarathustra (The intro to 2001: A Space Odyssey) it gives me chills

[@iownalx23]

agreed, the KF Live intro was great, didnt expect to see the selfied edited in and that was better.

[@Stinkdeken87]

Seeing the new Star Wars trailer on the big screen for the first time gave me some good goosebumps!

[@TheJGOSS]

The ending of Whiplash

[@retrodevil]

"The right can at the right time" I know that one LOL :D

[@afgillu510nist]

Colins face when Nick asked what the fuck is an animorph LOOOOL

[@acufer]

dude, the ground literally shakes when we go to soccer games in turkey. It shakes when the chants begin...

[@cadvan6]

I had chills at the FF7 remake announcement, that was my most recent. But when Colin was talking about the silence at the funeral...I remembered an episode of doctor who, for some reason, that gave me chills (the vampires of venice for those that watch the show) where everything was dead silent for about 15 seconds at the end and that was just so damn eerie.

[@REDACTEDREDACTED-l3r]

I never thought I'd see Porty in Colin's lap

[@jaboy3682]

I really like when Colin hosts

[@Constantine-316]

''For Frodo'' cue epic music

[@jasonhales2530]

Good question Sean, its like you have experience with coming up with questions for a podcast.

[@iownalx23]

the good thing about that poster is that its not the movie poster, just a special thing they designed for D23, although i do think they'll have Han in the final, for whatever reason.

[@zetetick395]

Is there a qualitative difference between 'Chills' / 'Goosebumps' and 'Nerdgasm' ?? Oh yeah, mine _Has_ to be *Pink Floyd : The Dark Side of the Moon* -"The Great Gig in the Sky" (at the end of side 1) gets me _Every-single-time_ I hear it! - for like the last 25 years (and I bet the next 25 :) ...Just pure Class / Beauty / Humanity - there are no words, but the woman singing the piece somehow gets across _every Human / Female feeling ever : Joy...Rage...Feminine Lust, A Mothers Love, despair at the world, sexual climax, tenderness - _everyhing!_ In fact, now i think on it, That _Whole Album_ is just all time musical *majesty*. Never gets old!!

[@thejackers7]

Alan Wake gives me chills because of the amazing story and atmosphere

[@ChloeCinema]

I didn't known until now that Goosebumps & Animorphs used to be huge things. I'm 17 & I loved those books when I was younger.

[@minichimiz]

This is how every episode goes now.... Random Goofy topic (no longer about love and sex stuff) > Transition to Star Wars > Prequel bashing

[@Daddy0os]

Afro Samurai gives me chills errytime. "Nothing personal, just revenge."

[@ChloeCinema]

The main Mass Effect theme opening gives me chills.

[@akhalil93]

Let's count how many GameOverGreggy eps we can get through before the conversation becomes about Star Wars

[@richyfeliciano21]

good one I had recently was the interstellar scene when he's leaving earth

[@Uzimaki91]

The opening(s) of the Kingdom Hearts games get me EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. Also, pretty much the entirety of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (film).

[@burchmore5000132]

I... I like the prequels. Revenge of the Sith is my third favorite Star Wars film.

[@CaffeineRedSquirrel]

Fuck you

[@TheMattKiser]

I like revenge a lot too! My favorite Star Wars film is return of the Jedi

[@96mryomama]

The proper opinion unsullied by nostalgia: 1. A New Hope 2. The Empire Strikes Back 3. Revenge of the Sith 4. Attack of the Clones 5. Return of the Jedi 6. The Phantom Menace

[@HugoStiglitz88]

George Burchmore Yea I liked Revenge of the Sith a lot too

[@HugoStiglitz88]

Review Skadoo oh fuck off. Attack of the Clones is the worst one. You can't put that ahead of Return of the Jedi

[@CubiStudios]

Colin is always a great host!

[@HugoStiglitz88]

Certain songs. Third Eye by Tool plus Rise Inside and Just Barely Breathing by Killswitch Engage come to mind. Also, the ending of Assassins Creed Revelations gives me hardcore chills.

[@JesusRivera-zi7nc]

What gave chills was the video of Portillo's tongue flapping non-stop on IG the other day

[@Zeldaschampion]

Colin is so much more lively and funny when Greg is not there and the show seems to become much more funnier.

[@devilsfan360]

Cause he needs to fill the gap Greg has left

[@Zeldaschampion]

And Greg does leave a big gap.

[@Yaeven]

Zeldas Champion Oh you.

[@stephenyo865]

+Zeldas Champion insert mom joke __________

[@giannipoopoopants]

I agree with Tim. If you don't get goosebumps from the transformers trailer you have ceased to live.

[@karehansen3727]

The gunbarrel-scene that usually opens James Bond-movies, too bad they have dropped the ball on that the last two movies. Starting up certain games also gives me goosebumps

[@crookedsightgaming4213]

Yeah, they need to stick to the classic Gun Barrel.

[@FREEUS1776]

You have to be nieve to think that as part of the deal to sell to Disney that Lucas didn't demand that anything he had his hand in directly would remain cannon. Except the holiday special of course lol.

[@larrycollinslarrdogg8277]

Love u guys, keep up the great work

[@Foshiizzell1]

I get goosebumps from the openings for Game of thrones and The Walking Dead :D

[@sickish]

That first Man of Steel trailer sticks out in my mind.

[@mavrick817]

-nick- "What The Fuck Is An Animorph?" lol Classic Nick!

[@omen-sky]

Favourite chant would be: The city is yours!? The city is yours…. 20000 empty seats, are you fucking sure!? (Manchester United playing City)

[@niceguy522]

sometimes i dont feel like watching the show because the topics sometimes dont interest me/ my attention span is too short/ im lazy but then i watch an episode and im reminded how funny they are regardless of what the fuck theyre talking about

[@SystemRequirementsYT]

Yay! Just when I didn't want to sleep.

[@MichaelSlevinUnlocked]

Yeah Nick is on point with seeing the Star Wars VII trailer in theaters

[@iamarussianguy]

New trailer for the Uncharted Nathan Drake collection gave me chills.

[@ericdrummond5328]

The sound of a choir hum in a massive cathedral

[@ericdrummond5328]

Eric Drummond To be specific to gaming, the hum of the song of time in the temple of time in Ocarina of Time haha

[@wolfinoisawesome42]

The Chinese man from Rogue one is Donnie Yen from the movie Ip Man

[@blairsutton5619]

Opening cinematic to Mass Effect Bonkers

[@iownalx23]

regarding Star Wars 7, i think people can be won over on trailers, it seemed like everyone was pleased when the trailer dropped, and this was after the "meh" teaser that led to question.

[@iownalx23]

oh yea concert openings are sweet too.

[@movieace1295]

Movie scores, scenes in movies, movie trailers and compilation videos on youtube (sport, movies, inspirational, motivational)

[@Lil_Fuzz]

Just watched the KOAR IGN review, which Colin did, and I completely agree. And I really want a sequel to it.

[@jacobandrews2696]

The intro to Fallout 3 every time.

[@brotherhood9398]

"the Jets chant is one of the great chants in sports" Really, Colin?

[@Gdog637]

Seriously haha

[@Gdog637]

Seriously haha

[@ipathskater4]

Alex Malcolm I know right lol? You'll Never Walk Alone is easily the best song in sports.

[@matteocairns9857]

+DKInterMilan Definitely. My answer was Champions League nights at Celtic Park.

[@Tyler_W]

Dude, this is a show where they voice their opinions, who cares if it's not actually one of the vest sporting chants. He thinks it is and it's his show. I love Star Wars as one of my favorite movie series of all time with some of the best storytelling but I won't deny that there are plenty of objectively better made movies. I think Star Wars is just one of the best, and if anyone disagrees, cool.

[@iownalx23]

lol also the drink on a hot day.

[@Cinema_Is_Supreme]

The Joker's into, from the Dark Knight. Every time.

[@zola6406]

Isnt Greg playing MGS V?

[@RegularRetro]

They should make a gritty reboot of Captain Underpants.

[@LockmortEdits]

They can't remake Star Wars because those were actual movies Nick. Granted, the prequels weren't good, but they were still part of that universe. It's the same with Indiana Jones, Jurassic Park or even Pirates of the Caribbean. Those are instant classic movies which you just can't mess around with. They can make sequels and maybe even a prequel at some point, but you can't just ignore the originals. Comic Book movies are a whole other thing. Comic Books change, evolve, and reboot their own stories all the time, so that's why they can easily adapt that strategy to another medium like movies. The two exceptions maybe are the James Bond movies, but even (some of) those were based on books. They even tried to explain why the character of James Bond could be other people/actors taking over his persona in Skyfall. The other one would be Mad Max, but only because that was possible in that specific universe. Movie reboots or remakes based on movies simply never work because the audience doesn't accept it, which is a good thing. I don't want to see a new version of The Godfather, Fight Club or Pulp Fiction. To put it bluntly, it's like rebooting The Fast & The Furious series without Vin Diesel. That'll never work because fans (like yourself) won't put up with that, and rightly so.

[@PTthereal]

There was probably a stipulation in the sale of star wars that they had to leave the prequels alone. I'm sure George knew that everyone hated them and I'm sure there is a certain amount of pride involved.

[@ThisIsSludgehammer]

Nicks hair is on point!

[@devilsfan360]

On fleek good sir

[@Deka4891]

Lots of stuff gives me goosebumps. Even balloons popping freaks me out sometimes! :S

[@EcstasyTiger]

Did anyone hear? They're casting Peter Cushing as Tarkin for Rouge One!

[@EcstasyTiger]

***** I know :)

[@gaztheman7879]

Was the Japanese guy your talking about Donnie Yen who's Chinese and one of Asia's biggest stars

[@MrFatLipx]

Anything DBZ, but especially Vegeta's Super Saiyan Theme

[@legendhunter32]

Are the forums easy to just hop in to?

[@giannipoopoopants]

I'm meant the 80s cartoon movie. Good god, not the Michael Bay trailers.

[@Holodrone]

I would love for them to remake the prequels, with the same plot elements and characters (so it still fits with The Clone Wars) but with better scripts!

[@OutriderGaming]

I just wish people could let go of the notion that there could never be a Star Wars movie better than Empire Strikes Back. This new entry *could* be better. Nostalgia is just bias with a pretty name.

[@TopCheeseBarDown]

Outrider Yeah it really bugs me when ANYTHING is written off like that. I'm not saying this movie IS going to be the best, but it's ridiculous to say for a fact there will never be a better Star Wars movie.

[@valentinoesposito3614]

Fucking love the 90's spiderman theme song

[@Tyler_W]

Late 8th and 90s TV in general was just full of awesome theme somgs.

[@landonpollock2597]

Spoiler alert: Greg is playing the new metal gear solid

[@jjustakiid]

I fucking love Colin!

[@alzendomi]

i get the chills when gregs not there o.0

[@MoreMoney100000000]

Final Fantasy 7 remake trailer "SUPER CHILLZ"

[@Kal-El_138]

Maybe George Lucas told Disney not to mess with the prequels and said the 6 movies are canon along with Star Wars: The Clone Wars animated series. Also there are a lot of fans of the prequels so, Disney would be pissing off many people if they erased them from canon. Certain movie trailers give me goosebumps, for example the first Avengers movie trailer.

[@Kal-El_138]

I should've watched the whole video before commenting, just because the Death Star is destroyed and the Emperor is dead that doesn't mean the Empire is gone. Star Wars is different from Marvel and DC.

[@iownalx23]

ha anti-goosebump

[@devilsfan360]

The room looks so empty without Greg

[@Tyler_W]

Oh I don't know, I don't think think he has an overblown ego. He just has a big personality that kinda carries the room so to speak. There is a difference. One is arrogance and general douchebaggery, the other is just your natural presence and personality. Unless I completely read him wrong, Greg is the latter, because he doesn't come off as the arrogant douchebag type. He seems like a cool guy to me.

[@beatsbylen]

Yeah, when they dropped news about the FFVII remake, I lost my shit.

[@timcavey]

Tobias is Queen Mary.

[@jaydel360]

The Trade Federation guys were supposed to have a Transylvanian accent, not chinese.

[@philliplupardus4215]

Kevin I swear if I hear you cough one more time...

[@iownalx23]

star wars 7 trailer, fallout 4 trailer, gears of war trailer, i think its mostly media things.

[@vishekdutta8621]

Nine inch nails ... Fuck yeah !