I read a story where someone watched a group of 14-year-old boys walk out of this movie about a half-hour in. The storyteller said "when you manage to bore the most easily entertained moviegoing demographic, you have failed."

@patoren3gou653

Ай бұрын

From the writer of the bad guys movie Yeah that sounds about right

This movie is such a fascinating case of bad. I mean, after the test screenings, they ask Netflix to put it on their platform only to be rejected. Can you imagine how bad you have to be when even Netflix rejects it?

@louisduarte8763

Жыл бұрын

I think there's a TVTrope for that: Even Evil Has Standards.

Fun fact: After disastrous test screenings, Sony tried to sell this film to Netflix but they rejected it. When it did release to theaters, it flopped at the box office and there were reports of people walking out.

@bradwolf07

Жыл бұрын

I watched it on TV (Syfy maybe) and I was tempted to walk out.

@FormalFilmsProductions

Жыл бұрын

Honestly, I would walk out too

@AnikMonette

Жыл бұрын

Netflix still accepted it at one point coz it's where I watched it!😂

@dragonsblood23

Жыл бұрын

You know you messed up when Netflix says no to you but said yes to Cuties

@austingillum4807

Жыл бұрын

@@dragonsblood23 Considering they also said yes to The Ridiculous 6, it’s all the more damning against Holmes and Watson that it was the first film they ever actually straight up said no to broadcasting (even if only at the time Sony first offered for them to do as much).

Omg, this is like watching one of those Seltzerberg parody movies where they think hammering in random pop culture references counts as a joke except here it feels even more haphazard somehow.

The best thing about Avengers Infinity war was seeing two Sherlock Holmes actors bicker with each other

@AnikMonette

Жыл бұрын

You're right! I didn't think about that!😂

@OK-wm2mr

Жыл бұрын

They only refrained from a no shit sherlock joke cuz it was too obvious

@mechanomics2649

Жыл бұрын

@@OK-wm2mr They should have just went for it.

@coolnerdlll6053

9 ай бұрын

​@@mechanomics2649 That could have been funny on paper, but it probably would have bombed in the final movie. My go-to comparison is Octavia Spencer being called "The Help" in Shape of Water.

The weirdest thing about Holmes & Watson being a parody of the Guy Ritchie Sherlock Holmes films was those films were made with a light touch to begin with.

@jamesatkinsonja

11 ай бұрын

Agreed- they didn't take themselves too seriously so it feels pointless. The more serious Cumberbatch show might have made a better target but I'm sure it would have still be just as bad.

This has to be the first time that one of Sean's videos wasn't uploaded when I was asleep.

@kobemarion1137

Жыл бұрын

Same

@gracekim25

Жыл бұрын

For me it’s the opposite 🤣 always happy to wake up to his reviews

Three things: 1) Another awesome review. 2) Nice swipe at the end about Hollywood needing to pay the writers. 3) I can’t wait to see you tear apart Cats limb from limb.

@jordangerardpotier

Жыл бұрын

From the start of his vlog, I am fascinated for how he reacts to seeing it for the second time.

@otaking3582

Жыл бұрын

If anything, Hollywood writers probably get paid too much

@meghanphillips3495

Жыл бұрын

@@otaking3582 bullshit

@AnikMonette

Жыл бұрын

​@@otaking3582Eh, after the fiasco that was Transformer 2, I'd say to just give them their d*** money!

@antibishonen

Жыл бұрын

Cats is one thing, but the Worst Pic of 2020 might break him.

The Titanic joke even came with a surprise cameo by Billy Zane.

5 ай бұрын

Very pointless. Who still cared about Titanic in 2018?

Film Brain's podcast had one of the film's extra's on hand, and basically the entire production was mismanaged, from having two different intros a la Movie 43, to bad blocking, to the MEGA fez looking like it was added in post, to a scene being filmed with the camera out of focus!

@nathanaelreyes5854

Жыл бұрын

Yup. And apparently there wasn’t as much ad-libbing as you’d expect and apparently a lot of the film was actually written…which makes it worse..

@jamesatkinsonja

Жыл бұрын

It's always interesting to hear from people actually involved in the production and that explains a lot.

@patoren3gou653

Ай бұрын

Keep this movie in mind next time you dick ride "the bad guys"

I'll bet ya the only reason this movie was made was so that they could say "No shit, Sherlock" in a Sherlock Holmes movie.

@jonathanbarr9764

10 ай бұрын

I'd believe that.

Richard Roper, film critic, waited 30 minutes to hear a laugh from the audience, nothing, then waited another 30 minutes, and still nothing z then he got up and walked out. Him and 70 other people walked out and demanded their money back.

@thermionic1234567

Жыл бұрын

Just wish I could get back the time I wasted watching this piece of dreck.

@kali3665

Жыл бұрын

I honestly wish Roger Ebert had lived to see this. His excoriation would have been delicious. And I can't imagine any reason why he would have liked it.

@sumthingwikked4257

Жыл бұрын

He waited too long for me to care about his opinion. One second is all you need to say this movie is a brown geyser in the pit of a Hanes underwear.

@jonathanbarr9764

10 ай бұрын

@@kali3665 Sometimes I wish Richard Roper was still doing those thumbs up/down style movie reviews with another critic on TV but no one could ever replicate Siskel and Ebert when destroying a bad movie although Roper did have one of my favorite reviews of Movie 43 even if he did technically had a meltdown. Also @shainewhite2781 If I'm understanding your comment correctly then this movie wasn't shown to critics before it was released which probably means that every poor critic who had to sit and watch this movie before writing their reviews had to spend their own hard earned money on this piece of cinematic trash.

@patoren3gou653

Ай бұрын

​@sumthingwikked4257 keep this movie in mind next time you dickride the bad guys

How they got Rebecca Hall, Kelly Macdonald, Pam Ferris, Ralph Fiennes, Bella Ramsey, Steve Coogan, Hugh Laurie and Lauren Lapkus in this I will never know. Must have been the mother of all paychecks. On a side note, Rebecca Hall and Kelly Macdonald would make a good Holmes & Watson if you wanted to do something really different.

@JamestheXennial

Жыл бұрын

I dub those "Ben Kingsley Paychecks." I made up this term after watching the travesty that was "Bloodrayne."

@niccage6375

Жыл бұрын

Money

@juliangrant9718

Жыл бұрын

Sure, female swapped Sherlock and Watson would be so original and not a total millennial cliche...

@jamesatkinsonja

11 ай бұрын

@@juliangrant9718 Elementary had a female Watson+ Moriarty and that was a massive hit on TV for 7 seasons.

You don't need to be a super-sleuth like Sherlock Holmes to know that this move is going to be a stinker.

@GamesFromSpace

Жыл бұрын

If you look very closely at the evidence, you can see Will Farrell on the cover.

If you want a cartoony and over-the-top but still tense and engaging Sherlock Holmes movie... Stick with Great Mouse Detective.

@jbvader721

Жыл бұрын

"Great Mouse Detective" had Vincent freaking Price voicing its villain. No contest!

@michaelstrong5383

Жыл бұрын

That or the Looney Tunes short "Deduce You Say!" One of Daffy & Porky's most underrated cartoons.

@erichfiedler1481

Жыл бұрын

Replace the word movie with series, and then you would recommend the anime, Sherlock Hound

@TheMathias456

Жыл бұрын

Great Mouse Detective was a film that made my childhood. Even to this day, the two jump scares with Fidget the bat genuinely scare me and I sometimes wonder what the animators were thinking when they made that scene. Hell the opening with him when he makes his first appearance still gives me chills to this day.

@cyborgparrot1996

Жыл бұрын

What about the Guy Ritchie Sherlock movies, I think they're pretty good.

I think John Riley was busy perfecting the excellent Stan And Ollie with Steve Coogan and just phoned this one in.

@dianakosianka5344

Жыл бұрын

Stan & Ollie was a great movie. Holmes & Watson, however? Absolute garbage.

@c0mf0rta61ynum6

Жыл бұрын

He would have also been doing Ralph Breaks the Internet around that time.

@jamesatkinsonja

Жыл бұрын

Coogan probably only did this as a favour to Riley [and his friend, UK comic Rob Brydon is also in this] as he's been pretty vocal about how bad it is. Stan & Ollie is great.

The greatest mystery of all: how can someone write a review of a bad comedy beyond "it's not funny"?

@danielvandersall6756

Жыл бұрын

Well, weird as it is, that is just so often the simple fact that makes the movie bad. In this case, it's just insulting how much this film goes for the lowest, most mean spirited and just unpleasant attempts at humor. That fail. From the the trailer I knew everything I needed to know about this debacle. I'm just sad that Ferrell and Riley even were involved in this. They both deserve so much better.

@louisduarte8763

Жыл бұрын

The game is afoot!

@roberttreacy8271

10 ай бұрын

Roger Ebert once said “One rule of comedy is that it’s hard to be funny when it’s obvious you’re trying to be funny. Great comedies take their premises seriously and the laughs flow naturally.”

So let me get this straight. Netflix allows movies like 365 Days, The Ridiculous Six, and The Bubble, but Holmes and Watson was too bad for them. Anyways, next time we’re watch a movie that’ll make you wanna be a dog person.

@AnikMonette

Жыл бұрын

Initially. They eventually caved in because I watched it on Netflix. Although I wonder if it's still available because people seems unaware that it was there at one point...

@jamesatkinsonja

Жыл бұрын

Don't know about 365 days but they made Six and Bubble. They were probably asked to buy the distribution rights to Holmes & Watson for some inflated figure [such as the $125 million Amazon paid for Coming 2 America] but said no, picking it up later for Home Media.

@darkclawgamer9566

Жыл бұрын

Don’t forget Netflix said yes to Cuties too.

@nignamedmutt7270

Жыл бұрын

@@darkclawgamer9566 agenda>your satisfaction

I was an extra on Step Brothers for the Catalina wine mixer sequence for a week which were all 5am call times and shooting by 7am sharp when it was daylight outside. They were typically 12 hour film days and we background players were all wine mixer guests snd asked to cross, walk to and from, pretend to interact with one another, etc. The working process they had was the director would casually say Action, Will Farrell and John C. would start the dialogue scene of what was scripted. Eventually one of them would go off script and improv dialogue and the other would then go off of him and they'd go where the muse took them. At some point when the improv idea ran its course to its logical conclusion or a sudden burst of inspiration would hit, the director would yell out certain things for them to try like an audience member at an improv show. Lije, 'Talk politics!' or 'Accuse him of sleeping with your mom.' to 'Now accuse him of sleeping with a horse.' And the two actors would just launch instantly into that direction with the scene. Normally actors say the same lines over and over again with usually a blocking run through before filming, multiple camera set-ups and a slight directional tweaks here and there so you as an extra are ready and used to any dialogue being said and nothing takes you by surprise like an unscripted funny line. Well, what I haven't brought up till now is just how freakin genuis level piss your pants funny these two improv kings of comedy were and are on each and every GD take. So much so and the fact they never talked about the same thing twice, I quickly couldn't be in scenes walking by or anywhere near them because I seriously couldn't keep it together. They were so crazy good off the cuff making up the funniest dislogue I've ever heard. I don't kbow how my fellow background group kept their sh*t together that cound stay in the scenes. And there was a week of this. It was pure joy. The hours were insane with a long 405 freeway commute traffic both ways every day and it was a blast and over way too fast. The week I was there Adam Scott was going around table to table just insulting us in character before the cameras were rolling just to get us focused in which was great and funny in its own right because knowing his work, Adam playing a duche is the most hilarious thing ever. He whispered in my ear, 'My god man, get your dick out your ass and get it together, man.' which I immediately lost it laughing my ass off, but he was already off to the next party guest extra to insult comic to. We were told another day to throw pieces of bread at John C. as he was drumming to show how critical of it we were, and the director on take two whispered to us to really chuck them at him this time, aim for the face. Which we did, and hilariously he figured it out pretty quick saying, 'Son of a bitch, fuckers...' using his drum sticks to swat them back at us. We were quoting 'Boats and ho's' a full year before the film came out. One dude from SNL had a very specific bit being the band frontman who only sang Billy Joel songs, but only beteeen 1978 thru 1982. So we SAG extras would yell out requests but always songs before '78 and he in character would go Sam Kineson on us in full on meltdown mode take after take. That was the most savage bit I'd ever seen in my life. The actual movie was great, but i akways thought of all the genuis stuff they left on the cutting room floor never used. So, to go from that where they were at the height of their powers and an embarrassment of riches to devoid of inspiration where the well had run dry is do sad so behold.

5 ай бұрын

That is the most interesting story behind the making of a comedy movie ever. I think Step Brothers is garbage, but hearing all this was more interesting than that film.

Back in 2018, my mom wanted to pick a movie for the family to see. She suggested Holmes & Watson. I said the trailer looked awful and suggested something else, like Aquaman or something. We ended up seeing Mary Poppins Returns instead. I still haven't seen Holmes & Watson - I've only watched it by proxy through reviews - but I feel confident that my family made the right choice.

@Coolcoolcooldude

Жыл бұрын

You did.

@erichfiedler1481

Жыл бұрын

Your family definitely made the right choice, though the perfect choice would've been Into the Spider-Verse

@Betta66

Жыл бұрын

@@erichfiedler1481 We did see that too. I’m seeing the sequel next week. Can’t wait.

@coolnerdlll6053

Жыл бұрын

@@Betta66 It's every bit as good as you've heard. Have fun.

Immediately watches Knives Out to cleanse myself.

At least you're almost done with the Razzies. All you got left are Cats, Absolute Proof, Diana: The Musical, and Blonde.

@gracekim25

Жыл бұрын

Wait he has to cover cats?😅

@erichfiedler1481

Жыл бұрын

How is he gonna be able to cover Absolute Proof, that films harder to find than a mint condition copy of E.T. for the Atari 2600

@tristanhartup4936

Жыл бұрын

Blonde won, huh? Honesty, I kind of expected Morbius to win, but whatever.

@fermintenava5911

Жыл бұрын

I wonder how he will think about Sia's "Music" in comparison to "Absolute Proof".

@meghanphillips3495

Жыл бұрын

@@fermintenava5911 I hope he takes some time in that review to shred Sia.

Queen Victoria died in 1900 or 1901. The Titantic’s maiden and final voyage was in 1912. Just saying…

@davidozab2753

Жыл бұрын

The least of the movie's problems.

@jamesatkinsonja

11 ай бұрын

It's clearly not meant to be connected to any 'reality', hence having anachronistic jokes about Trump. Not being funny is a bigger issue...

Damn, that seems painful to sit through... Thank you Sean for enduring the pain for us lol

@ripman21

Жыл бұрын

It's not that bad. It's a bit silly and over the top but not as bad as people make it out to be.

In terms of casting, I don’t know what’s worse: Rebecca Hall being here (who proved in both The Night House and Resurrection that she’s WAY too good for this), or that we straight up have Queen Trunchbull (no, really, that’s Pam Ferris, who played Miss Trunchbull in the original Matilda movie). Both are major WTF.

@Genevieve1023

Жыл бұрын

I know Pamela Ferris mainly from Rosemary and Thyme but, I've seen her in lots of things and she's always amazing in every role.

@coolnerdlll6053

Жыл бұрын

Pam Ferris was also Aunt Marge in Prisoner of Azkaban, practically the same character as Miss Trunchbull. She's way too good for this.

@heymistercarter.

Жыл бұрын

@@coolnerdlll6053 she’s also in Children Of Men, and is great in that too. I just mentioned Trunchbull since that’s probably how most would know her (though Aunt Marge is probably right after that). But I agree, she’s WAY above this. If Trunchbull was her having the time of her life playing a deliciously horrible villainess, this looked like she’s just waiting for her paycheck to clear.

@gracekim25

Жыл бұрын

Wait that’s her?😅 dang

@heymistercarter.

Жыл бұрын

@@gracekim25 it sure is! Now I’m sure a lot of us wish we could’ve had a scene where the Queen forced Will Ferrell to eat an entire chocolate cake in front of a crowd or hammer-threw John C. Reilly over a fence (as those would’ve actually come close to funny). Yet, THIS is what we get.

0:54 Always appreciate a Bad Guys shout out every time there is one.

And to think: this was the most recent Worst Picture winner when Sean started this whole thing.

@seanfox4121

Жыл бұрын

I feel old now

@coolnerdlll6053

Жыл бұрын

No, it was Emoji Movie. He started it because he didn't like the results of the awards for 2017 movies.

@MatthewSchooley94

Жыл бұрын

@@coolnerdlll6053 It was? My mistake, then.

@AnikMonette

11 ай бұрын

​@@coolnerdlll6053Yeah, sounds about right: the Don't Stop the Music episode came out August 2018.

John C. Reilly and Steve Coogan were also in a great Laurel and Hardy biopic around the same time this movie came out.

The UK version of this movie actually has a different opening. The UK version opens with Watson attempting suicide and Holmes tells him not to jump on his watermelon.

@AnikMonette

11 ай бұрын

This confused me at first coz before watching the movie I only saw reviews with the other intro. I thought at first that I missed it but turns out that the director pulled a move a la "Movie 43" for no good reason!😂

Sasha and Ferrel would have been a hit. But we are after all the darkest timeline.

Always love these retrospectives!

I'm loving all the MST3K clips you're including in this video. Didn't see this movie and don't want to but I think the Hannah Montana quote could've been funny if they used an actual quote from the show.

@SiRenfield

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I double checked to make sure it wasn’t like a joke the show made a la “The inner workings of my mind are an enigma “ (although if my memory serves me right the show was usually not that clever) which wouldn’t completely save it but would redeem it just a tad

@jamesatkinsonja

Жыл бұрын

Hannah Montana ended in 2011 so 7 years before this came out [and of course star Miley Cyrus has totally shred that image]. Feels like something in the script when the project was first planned and they were clearly too lazy to change it to something more topical when the actually got around to making the film.

@SiRenfield

Жыл бұрын

@@jamesatkinsonjaProbably. Made sense back then, during its peak it was kind of one of those children’s franchises that grown men LOVED to hate but by 2018 no one really cared that much, like nowadays those same men just kind of shrug whenever Flowers pops up on the radio LOL

@nignamedmutt7270

Жыл бұрын

@@jamesatkinsonja %100 laziness. There's no reason they couldn't find a relevant funny quote to open the movie with and set the stage for the rest of the movie. On top of that, they literally just made the quote up, it has NO relevance to the film in anyway, and they couldn't even be bothered to lie about it being from a recent enough show to make people laugh. Judd Apatow is the EPITOME of "formulaic, uninspired predictable trash". The existence of this film is a blight on all humanity, and anyone involved in it's production should be publicly lynched and exiled from all of existence. ...... OK I got carried away at the end. Bur I figured the start of my comment was so pretentious, I might as well just carry it as far as I could.

I wonder if John C. Riley played Oliver Hardy in Stan & Ollie the following year as an apology for this trainwreck?

@jamesatkinsonja

Жыл бұрын

They actually were released around the same time [Stan and Ollie in the United states only 3 days after Holmes]! Probably explains Steve Coogan's cameo.

@cyborgparrot1996

Жыл бұрын

@@jamesatkinsonja Huh, interesting.

This one is going to get brutal and I mean very BRUTAL.

@MrChaotic4

Жыл бұрын

I don't want to say that Death of a Nation is the worst movie of the year because if I did, I would just be giving Dinesh what he wants.

Oh man, this movie was sooooo baaaadd Glad you’re doing good Smeghead!

@jbvader721

Жыл бұрын

Sean: It's so dumb! Whoever made this movie: So dumb it's brilliant! Sean: NO!! It's just dumb!

It should speak volumes about any movie when - true story - not even Netflix was willing to pick it up for distribution. Yes, Sony was that damn desperate to unload this.

The real mystery is how they expected anyone to laugh at this.

I love it when these come out! great to see a new one!

We all know John C. Reilly can be funny like in Walk Hard or Dr. Steve Brule. He just needs some good material to work off of, but Holmes & Watson had no good material whatsoever.

Thanks for the warning 😂 I know you are going to tear this movie to shreds😂

Man, you know it's bad when not even Netflix will take it.

If you can find it, I would recommend the recent Russian version of Sherlock Holmes. It is a bit weird at times, but a good watch.

Congrats, Will Ferrell, you have your own Love Guru!

@michaelstrong5383

Жыл бұрын

Only difference is that Mike Myers hasn't had a starring role in anything since Shrek Forever After.

@HBarnill

Жыл бұрын

@@michaelstrong5383 Technically, he did that awful Netflix miniseries about that Axe Murderer scene but yeah, it took him 14 years after Love Guru.

@michaelstrong5383

Жыл бұрын

@@HBarnill Oh yeah. I forgot about that miniseries.

@heymistercarter.

Жыл бұрын

Makes sense, especially since both Ferrell and Myers really took off thanks to stints on SNL. Yet I wonder how this movie only slightly hurt Ferrell’s career instead of completely ending it like with Myers.

@HBarnill

Жыл бұрын

@@heymistercarter. Ferrell's lucky he has a lifetime pass thanks to Anchorman. You'd think Myers would have that with Wayne's World, Austin Powers, and Shrek but I guess not.

at the time this came out, I was nannying for a guy who was a regular in Adam Sandler movies. The man was in Jack and Jill and came home one day announcing how bad this movie was lol

The Queen was played by Pamela Farris, who's amazing and deserves so much better than this.

@LaineMann

Жыл бұрын

Oh my god are you serious!!?

@Genevieve1023

Жыл бұрын

​@@LaineMann What do you mean?

Having watched the next film you're covering: Good luck. You're going to need it. The railway cat song does slap, though.

OK I know historical accuracy probably noped out of this movie right quick, but how the hell could Queen Victoria have been on the completed Titanic? She’d been dead for 11 years.

There's actually an alternate opening in which Holmes and Watson meet where Watson tries to kill himself by jumping off the roof of his home, but Holmes, who lives next to Watson wants him to jump away from his garden and a huge zuccini that Holmes grew. But Watson intreprets Holmes' words as saying that he shouldn't kill himself and that life is worth living. Watson then accidently falls from his roof and lands on the huge zuccini squashing it. Holmes gets over it quickly and they become partners

I just realized that the cleaner is played by Kelly Macdonald, who voices Merida in Pixars Brave. And they did the exact same joke with her character in Ralph Breaks The Internet which came out the same year and came out about a month before this one! Anyone else wanna bet that they saw the trailers for Ralph Breaks The Internet and shoehorned this joke in once they realized they had Kelly Macdonald and could do same thing Disney did? This movie really does have no ideas of their own.

I will never understand why you didn't skyrocket to way more subs and views years ago. It"s a damn shame. You may not have their "production value" but IMO you've always been funnier and a better actual movie critic than Nostalgia Critic or others of the same kind. I'm really glad you still continue your reviews after all this time :)

This movie was so bad that Sony tried to sell the distribution rights to Netflix, which they declined. You know a movie's bad when even Netflix says no to it.

Wait, you hate Step Brothers? But pretty much a lot of people I’ve seen have considered it even better than Talladega Nights. And as a guy who also loved Talladega Nights, I agree as it’s entertaining as hell.

@tristanhartup4936

Жыл бұрын

I personally hated that movie

@foxstarkiller

Жыл бұрын

...uh, he DIDN'T say he hates 'Step Brothers'; he said 'Step Brothers' was "just okay". Where are you getting that he hates it? I think you need a new dictionary, my dude. The one you have is labeled "antonyms".

@LaineMann

Жыл бұрын

@@foxstarkiller and he’s nuts. That movie was awesome. It certainly was better than this.

With all the surprising amount of talent that was in this stinker I’m kind of shocked that no one has made trading cards with all the actors who are too good for this movie.

3:22-3:27 Cynical reviews actually watched that Hannah Montana episode and confirmed that the quote did not exist.

I did not expect to be discombobulated with the clips shown in this movie, but somehow I got there before you could even say "From minute one, we are already in trouble."

At the end of it all, we are almost done with this journey of tackling every film that has won Worst Picture. As for next time, I dread the day you witness that monster. Prayers go to you, Sean.

@coolnerdlll6053

Жыл бұрын

He saw it when it came out and did a vlog. Needless to say, he was quite horrified.

@tylerfish2701

Жыл бұрын

@@coolnerdlll6053 I know. I was referring to when he actually reviews it next time.

@antibishonen

Жыл бұрын

You can hear the other critics in purrfect harmony, "One of us...."

This movie ruined Christmas for so many people.

Not just Coogan, but his comedy partner Rob Brydon during the courtroom scene. Also, at least Coogan and Reilly had 'Stan and Ollie' that same year.

Yes a lot of people have torn this movie a new one.

6:30 *Watson walks in on Holmes with a woman* "HOLMES!? WHAT KIND OF SCHOOL GIRL IS THAT?!" "Elementary my dear Watson, Elementary" ...there I made the cursed joke

Step brothers just okay? That is a comedy classic no matter how dumb it is.

@philipcohen7192

Жыл бұрын

@@AlexAndre-cu5titrash can be funny

@volatile86

Жыл бұрын

​@@AlexAndre-cu5tiwhat did you not like about it?

5 ай бұрын

You two are basically talking to nobody since that user doesn't exist anymore. Those responses should be deleted.

Yesss! Nothing else to say, just happy you're reviewing it!

"Cats" is next, by the way. Should have waaaaaaaay more to say about that. Although maybe not, since the overall vibe is mostly just "WHAT"

This is the earliest I've ever caught a video. I am so glad I missed this movie.

Popcorn at the ready. let's get excremental.

Yes! It's always a good day when a new CE drops.

14:50 For your next..... Welcome to your doom.... Here's some catnip, laser pens, and a blindfold intended to cover bulges you can't unsee.

3:08 "Just okay"? HERETIC! How dare you not love Boats and Hoes!

3:48 "Music by Mark Mothersbaugh" Aww man, how'd they rope him into this mess?

I was on business at Chatham Historic Dockyard on a day the venue was closed for filming parts of Holmes and Watson. The crew were stressed out due to rewrites, and morale was terrible.

Welcome my good people as we take a look at a movie that was so bad, reports of people walking out of the theater in the middle of the movie was on a few news channels on KZread.

Steve Coogan and John C. Riley were in the really good 'Stan and Ollie' [about the later years of Laurel+ Hardy] around the same time. Coogan remarked 'If you want to avoid laughing, watch 'Holmes and Watson'. You should be pretty safe with that'. He also stated 'In 20 years when the dust has settled and people can look at the film objectively...people will still think it's rubbish!'

Hey Sean, big fan of your videos. It looks like you'll be caught up on the Worst Picture Project before the year is over and have you thought about what you might want to review afterwards? May I suggest The Spirit or the 1998 Godzilla?

@AnikMonette

Жыл бұрын

NC made my favorite review of The Spirit but with how weird the movie is I really want Shaun to do it! 😅

@roberttreacy8271

9 ай бұрын

I’d like to see Sean review The Master of Disguise.

You are one of my favorite channels to watch.

Gah, I really wish you had more subscribers, your work is excellent! I expect some of it comes from the word 'excrement' not appearing in search, but you can't really change that. Anyway, keep it up!

You thought this Razzie awards was questionable, wait until you get to 2021 when they decide to shit on the My Pillow guy, and give his documentary worst picture. As bad as it is, and while I love a good dunk on Republicans, Sia's movie Music should have won worst picture that year, because while Absolute Proof was a dumb movie, Music was downright offensive in how it portrayed Autism.

@coolnerdlll6053

Жыл бұрын

As offensive as Music was, Absolute Proof supported the conspiracy theory that actually got people killed on Jan 6.

@Yeen125

Жыл бұрын

Given the Razzie’s love for lame jokes, I’m a bit surprised that Music wasn’t nominated for worse remake, rip-off, or sequel; as a ripoff of Simple Jack from Tropic Thunder.

One of the worst comedy films of 2018 that i never saw.

Next time is the classic disaster cats

Why does it always feel like Christmas morning when C.E. posts?

No mention that Queen Victoria died in 1901, 11 years before the Titanic sank on its maiden voyage and could not have possibly coexisted.

@fermintenava5911

Жыл бұрын

No mention that Sherlock and Holmes would probably on that ship, because... you know: "Women and children first!" And all the other people that died. Me thinks they didn't think that joke through at all... 🫥

@MichaelAarons1701

Жыл бұрын

@@fermintenava5911 What about this film _WAS_ thought through?🤨

While Will Farrell movies are typically a guilty pleasure of my wife and I, we were absolutely shocked by how godawful this movie was.

Oh god this movie!! Dad and I wanted to see a movie in theaters some time in December to escape the scorching Australian summer, and we picked this crap-tastrophe. We lasted all of 15-20 mins before we *did* to decide to walk out, so I can personally attest to reports of that happening. Idk how long into the movie we actually lasted, never double checked it, but we didn't even bother trying to get our money back. We decided going home and sweating with no AC was more bearable than this tripe. Edit: the Australian cut of this film was arguably even worse than the American one. We here Down Under got an alternate version of the opening scene that doesn't portray them as children, but shows them meeting as adults. Watson was about to jump off a roof into Holmes' garden, and thinks Holmes' pleas to move on and jump somewhere else so he doesn't ruin his garden, as genuine cries to not end his life and thinks Holmes is being compassionate and kind. Yes really. The punchline of Watson falling off accidentally and landing and crushing a large prized fruit/vegetable was as predictable as this film flopping at the box office. Also, I'm told this alternate opening ruins a running "joke" of Holmes being unable to show emotion that the schoolyard scene was supposed to set up. I wouldn't have known as I didn't even get that far into the movie.

Went to see this in theater since I love anything Sherlock Holmes. Walked out without regret after about an hour.

The funniest part of this movie for me was when Billy Zane shows up at the end boarding the titanic. 😂

@jamesatkinsonja

Жыл бұрын

Nearly 20 years after that film came out-topical!

Agreed all around! Also, #WGAStrong #ImWithTheWriters

I find it ironic that while watching you at beginning talking about not funny I kept staring at the bold intrusive spine of the *”Movie 43”* BluRay. 😂HaHaHa😂

oh, Braun Strowman, you deserve better! yeah, you heard me!

I went to see it the day after Christmas with a group of friends at our local Alamo Drafthouse, and within 25 minutes we had all pretty much decided that it was not going to be a pleasant experience. The only thing we agreed on about that movie was the back that it was great that the theater served alcohol. That was honestly the only way we could get through it.

Ethan Coen’s birthday is 14 March 1974: which is exactly 25 years before my birthday

That selfie gag made me groan in frustration the most.

Fun fact: there are many scenes where a newspaper is shown, the newspaper will often have a date on it along with the weekday, well get this: they keep getting the weekday of each paper wrong

I actually can't believe I saw this in a public theater.

Yeah!!!! You Tube posts one of your more current videos!!!!😊 No more 5-9 year olders. Many thanks!😊

Oof. This was painful.

I see these videos and immediatley like them. After the video I never regret it!

14:46 Damn, I was hoping to see Sean at some point take a hatchet to this film.😞

Yeah! I’m so happy for this!

"I have ten commandments. The first nine are, thou shalt not bore", says the quote by Billy Wilder (who, by the way, was a lot more successful than whatever this is in making a light-hearted Sherlock film with "The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes")

Thank you for watching this sh*t so I didn't have to 😅. You sir deserve a medal

Great to see ya mate. Thanks ❤