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@hitchym1926

3 ай бұрын

DON'T BUY THEIR MURCH, YOU'LL NEVER RECIEVE IT!

@casey4602

3 ай бұрын

You guys are going to love Joe Pesci in Home Alone 1 & 2.

Marisa Tomei won Best Supporting Actress for this movie!

@playedout148

4 ай бұрын

🔥

@cjmars822

4 ай бұрын

And deservingly so. This film really doesn’t work with any other actress of the time

@oxxification

4 ай бұрын

@@cjmars822 Damn, can I have some copies of the movie from alternate universes that you seem to have access to? Since they already said Danny Devito, I'll take one with the Sunny cast. I don't give if a shit if they're all 3rd graders, it only elevates the medium.

@cjmars822

4 ай бұрын

@@oxxification ?

@h2ohydrox

4 ай бұрын

Yep, and then some d-bag movie critic started a rumour that Jack Palace read the wrong name, with the Academy covering it all up.

As described by my uncle (who is now a judge) when asked what the most accurate "lawyer movie"/ court room drama he said "my cousin vinny"

@tanishamassie8133

4 ай бұрын

Yup. The cross-exam scenes are used to train lawyers.

4 ай бұрын

This is always mentioned in threads on this movie. Maybe your uncle is behind those comments, who knows?

@copuim_dealer

4 ай бұрын

I can't tell if you're insinuating something or joking?

@phiefer3

4 ай бұрын

It really is very accurate, even down to the types of things that Vinny did and didn't know about trial procedure. Law school doesn't really (or at least didn't used to) actually teach you how to conduct a trial. It mostly covers law, case outcomes and precedents, other type of textbook style information. And court procedure is something that you either learn while working as a paralegal or on your own time. It's just like a doctor fresh out of med school, they've studied a lot of book knowledge, but they still need to spend a year+ as an intern in a hospital to learn how to actually 'be' a doctor.

@davidrichards6509

4 ай бұрын

check out lawyer brian tyler Cohen's youtube reaction to this movie and his almost scene by scene "fact check" of the fidelity to actual court procedures ... i.e. apparently "six times" is NOT the record longest time for the "charm" to kick in😅😅😅 ... and I just realized that this is the THIRD movie that I've recently reseen the "magic grits witness" actor in ... he was also in Dances With Wolves (he's the last officer in the chain of command to sign off on Lt Dunbar's(Kevin Costner) isolated frontier military command) and War Games (starring Ferris Bueller three years prior to his excellent day off)

Did I just see two grown men juggle the question of color photography in 1991? Oh, lawd 🤣

“Did they have color photos in ‘91?” My guys 😂 And like…50-60 years prior to that 🙂

@transplantman2287

4 ай бұрын

That whole conversation took me out (which admittedly wasn’t hard bc I was born in the 80s and my knees are not what they used to be).

@ronaldhoppe2149

4 ай бұрын

My heart broke when he pondered this question. Color photos in the 90’s. ???What the heck was he watching???? Are they just not a bunch of color phots really really fast?

@gregdubya1993

4 ай бұрын

@@ronaldhoppe2149 bingo....a colored motion picture...oh my

@fgiven57

4 ай бұрын

This actually hurt my heart...lol

@DR-mq1vn

3 ай бұрын

LOL! Yeah, we had color photos in the 1950s and probably well before that! So sad that young people are so dense.

I always liked that the prosecuting attorney drops the case once he realizes that he has the wrong kids. He is not a villain. He wants to go after the actual killers.

@fubar1217

4 ай бұрын

He dropped the case cause he knew there was no way he could win.

@h2ohydrox

4 ай бұрын

He knows he can't win because he realises they have the wrong suspects/defendants. Now, it's pretty rare that Prosecution would just drop a case like that. They'd usually confirm the details from the other arrest, and probably want a confession before agreeing to drop charges.

@wtimmins

4 ай бұрын

One of the wonderful things about this movie is that as gruff and harsh as it looks on the surface, there is ultimately a warm center to it.

@theshadowfax239

4 ай бұрын

Yeah, the prosecutor genuinely thought they were the killers, he was never "out to get them", or trying to pin the crime on just anyone. He was just doing his job.

@h2ohydrox

4 ай бұрын

@@theshadowfax239 Agreed. Trotter was one of the nicest people in town, especially towards Vinny. Took him out, spent time with him, offered him a place to stay, and was straight-up with discovery/disclosure. You could say that the thing with the expert witness from the FBI was a bit of a BS move (in reality, it absolutely would be), but it had to be that way for the movie.

'1992 Marisa Tomei for Harley Quinn' might be one of the best shouts in recent history.

@toddbonny3708

4 ай бұрын

Harley Quinn made her first appearance later this year

@hanziggy6862

4 ай бұрын

I honestly never even thought about it before, but now that he mentioned it, I do agree. But I also do think she could probably still pull off being Harley Quinn in a movie today.

@mattyoung7415

4 ай бұрын

@hanziggy6862 Oh she's definitely still got the chops, but peak Tomei would have been something special.

@WRDend

4 ай бұрын

Brittany Murphy (RIP) was always my Harley choice but Marisa would have killed it early 90s.

There is so much genius written into this script, it’s difficult to catch it all the first time around. It’s one of the most legally accurate movies ever produced, everything is intertwined with the plot, every scene has relevance, all of the foreshadowing comes back into play. And that’s on top of the fact that there is no true antagonist! Just remarkable script writing that makes for an all around awesome movie

@beesly01

4 ай бұрын

Yup, no bad guy is what I love. Everyone just trying to figure out who was/wasn't the killers.

I love how you get little hints throughout the movie that Mona Lisa is a car expert. You realize on the second watch through that Vinny isn’t using car analogies because that’s what HE knows, he’s using them because that’s his shared language with Mona. They’re so great together. ❤

The judge is Fred Gwynne. He's famous for his role as Herman Munster on the TV show The Munsters...now you know

@manic_misfit9722

4 ай бұрын

And also as Jud Crandall in Pet Sematary.

@libertyresearch-iu4fy

4 ай бұрын

Before all that he was in a TV cop comedy called 'Car 54, Where are you?'

@myster_g3226

4 ай бұрын

“You best stay away from there. The ground is sour.”

@Divamarja_CA

4 ай бұрын

He’s also supporting cast in Marlon Brando classic, “On the Waterfront.”

@SpiderandMosquito

4 ай бұрын

And knowing is half the battle sorry, couldn't resist.

This was Marisa Tomei break out role!! Liked her in a Diffrent World but here she stole every scene she’s in! Joe Pesci is a riot hahaha One of my favorite comedies haha Still a classic ❤️…Dad’s name was Vinnie too haha…Miss movies like this! The Judge is from The Munsters playing Herman Munster(Frankenstein)

@maryrichardson1318

4 ай бұрын

I was a fan of Marisa when she was a regular on The Guiding Light, when she was barely out of her teen years.

The judge is Herman Munster guys!

“What is a ‘yute”. lol. This was a movie that when channel surfing and this was on, you stopped and watched the rest of it. Love watching people react to this as it was iconic when it came out.

@finalxxxpunch2964

4 ай бұрын

Joe pesci came up with 'yute'

@libertyresearch-iu4fy

4 ай бұрын

@@finalxxxpunch2964 It came from the same misunderstanding between director Jonathan Lynn and Pesci.

@bigmikem1578

4 ай бұрын

Was and still is.

This is one of the best movies ever. The actor who played "Stan" (Mitchell Whitfield) had a recurring role on the first few seasons of Friends as Rachel's ex-fiance, Barry. The prosecuting attorney, "Trotter" is Lane Smith. He was in many 80's and 90's movies. He passed away in 2005. Marisa Tomei won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress for that role.

@pkakira88

4 ай бұрын

Damn not a mention of Herman Munster.

What's cool about this movies is even 31 years later a lot of law schools show this movie because gets a lot credit for having proper court procedures

1991 feels like 10-15 years ago to me. The math ain’t mathing, but since my 30th high school reunion is next year, I guess it’s right😢

@wtimmins

4 ай бұрын

oy. yeah. ;) 1991 - now is like 1958 - 1991. NOOOOO

@hanaj

4 ай бұрын

@@wtimmins😬😬😬

@yesitislikethat

4 ай бұрын

Same! 😫

@mgordon1100

4 ай бұрын

We lose years as we age. 10 years seems like 1. They just fly by.

Legal Eagle on KZread has said lawyers love this movie as one of the most accurate legal procedurals ever on tv or in movies.

@bigmikem1578

4 ай бұрын

What about “The Texas law Hawk”!!!!

I like the fact that there was no real villain. The judge, the prosecutor, the police and witnesses were all honest and doing their job appropriately.

@uhs2r

29 күн бұрын

not the sherriff he lied under oath at the end claiming on a hunch he took upon himself to check out and also using wrong inflection in how i shot the clerk was said to him

Marisa Tomei- Her acting, her character, her WARDROBE, all perfect in this film.

Growing up, whenever my brother and I were arguing at the dinner table and we got to an impasse, we'd normally end the whole thing with: ".... I'm a fast cook I guess!" 9/10 it resulted in us laughing our asses off and getting over whatever we were pissed about.

@Vlasko60

4 ай бұрын

I love the way the actor delivered that line. You could tell he was beginning to get emotional as he said it. Plus the guy with the crud covered windows and screens. He was like a puppy dog looking to Vinnie for approval with each answer. Brilliant characters throughout.

This is a consider one of the best films representing trial practice. Unlike many Hollywood legal dramas, the events in "My Cousin Vinny" are grounded in reality, making it relatable for lawyers who have faced similar situations. Vinny's cross-examination techniques are often hailed as excellent examples of strategic questioning and exploiting witness inconsistencies. Lawyers can observe and learn from his methods, even if they are presented in a humorous light. Furthermore, While not the main focus, the film also subtly critiques legal education's lack of practical trial skills training. This resonates with lawyers who might have felt unprepared for the realities of courtroom practice after law school.

Some people were underwhelmed by Marisa Tomei's Oscar win for this movie. Well, I'm definitely not one of those people and I think she deserves her win. Infact, she was actually my favourite part of this entire movie, she truly stole the show

@WriterOnTheEdge

4 ай бұрын

Same! She’s the best. So deserving of her Oscar.

@Vlasko60

4 ай бұрын

@@WriterOnTheEdge Ditto.

@laraq07

3 ай бұрын

Amazing timing in her performance.

Its interesting Aaron saying the public defender is short circuiting while doing his open statement to the jury this actor Austin Pendleton was in a 80s classic film called short circuit 😊

@BunnyTVS

4 ай бұрын

He also took up acting as a way to overcome his stutter. He said having to act with a stutter was one of the hardest roles he had.

You shoud also check out 'Runaway Jury' (2003), based off a John Grisham novel. It's a well-done courtroom thriller with a great ensemble cast. 🧡

@Dave_Langer

4 ай бұрын

amazing movie. Also I would recommend Primal Fear.

@clevelandcbi

4 ай бұрын

Both are excellent movies.

@jeffm9481

4 ай бұрын

The sheriff in this movie ends up being the judge in Runaway Jury, I didn't put that together before

@Vlasko60

4 ай бұрын

Thanks for that recommendation. I have never seen it. It has a high score of 7.1 on IMDb.

The scene with Vinny and Sam, the first time they meet, is one of the greatest comedic routines of all time, IMO. It's just so damn good! 😀 This is simply a brilliant comedy.

38:57 You guys trying to figure out if 1991 had color photos just made me feel so old.

is me or at minutes 23:44 you guys had filters on your faces?!?!? 😂

@The_Tauri

3 ай бұрын

Exactly, why the hell is the contrast all blown to hell? Makes it look like bad AI made it!

the Judge is Fred Gwynne he played Herman Munster in the Munsters he actually went to Harvard Law school

@Deathbird_Mitch

4 ай бұрын

Gwynne

@TinaHam12

4 ай бұрын

@@Deathbird_Mitch you are right I apologize.

5:00 - The sheriff was in "Animal House". He played D-Day. I also remember him from "Legally Blonde 2: Red, White & Blonde" as Congressman Stanford Marks.

@fubar1217

4 ай бұрын

Most recently, he was in Season 1 of Reacher.

@gsarngad

4 ай бұрын

He's also in a lot of MacGyver as Jack Dalton

@Belhade

4 ай бұрын

Bruce McGill. He was also in Rizzoli and Isles, very warm and cuddly in that. Great actor.

@mgordon1100

4 ай бұрын

Bruce McGill actually did play The William Tell Overture on his throat, too. He's talented.

Im currently watching this reaction and my cousin Vinny starts playing on tv

Fun fact. Former Patriots Head Coach Bill Belichick is a big fan of this movie. He actually referenced this movie during a press conference a week before the 2014 Superbowl, after his team was accused of purposely letting air out of the footballs (Deflate Gate). Bill said “I’m not a scientist. I’m not an expert on footballs or football measurements. I’m just telling you what I know, I would not say I’m the Mona Lisa Vito of the football world, as she was in the car expertise area.”

I come from a family with lawyers and judges. This is the only legal movie that they support.

This is a damn near perfect film. Marisa Tomei is just a breath of fresh air. Also love judge Herman Munster.

I don't know who the hell you guys are, but I immediately subscribed. The fact that you "got" this movie gives me hope for the future.

Get that man some shrimp and grits. Lord have mercy, bless your heart lol

My wife and I love this movie especially the banter between Marisa Tomei and Joe Pesci. Whenever we argue about anything one of us will quote "How can you be soOOoo suuure?" and we'll just start laughing. Great reaction! You're right this is so well written and every situation they get in comes back with a payoff plus the outstanding banter and physical humor like the "cross-body super squirrel" punch. Good times watching this with you guys! Keep the great content coming guys.

17:02 “Shrimp and grits. That’s like Louisiana right there.”

Truly one of the best comedic films to ever happen. I’ve been obsessed with Marissa since I was a kid because of this movie. I’m also the granddaughter and daughter of mechanics lol.

“My biological clock is ticking like……” Marisa Tomei was perfect.

I'm 56 years old. When we (everyone my age) saw this movie in the theater, we screamed out "Herman Munster!" when we saw the judge!

By the way we had color photos then. There were color instant poloroids in the 60's.😁

@tanishamassie8133

4 ай бұрын

🤦🏽‍♀️

@theshadowfax239

4 ай бұрын

Good God did I cringe at that part. (And feel super old 😂) It was like asking your grandparents if they had electricity when they grew up when you were a little kid. 😬

@yesitislikethat

4 ай бұрын

@@theshadowfax239😂 I giggled at ‘aMOco’. 😂🤣

The Judge played by Fred Gwynne played the lovable father Hermann Munster in the 1906s sitcom "The Munsters"

Great movie dudes. The judge is the man who plaed Herman Munster in "The Munsters and the lawyer Vinnie who was Joe Pesci played in "Home Alone".. Cool!

38:47 the best part of that is he totally loses the stutter. Lol

31:52 "You also don't see comedies with this sense of humor today, the misunderstanding comedy." I've heard and read people complain a lot about how much they despise miscommunication and misunderstanding as a plot device, particularly over the past 10-12ish years. (I'm not really sure why, since different parties possessing different information feels not only plausible but the most common situation and obstacle to any participant.)

@AhavaMath

4 ай бұрын

While miscommunication can feel frustrating sometimes in a movie, depending on how it's played, the fact is that miscommunication is an everyday part of life. Most of the time, they're little miscommunication that get resolved quickly, and don't drag on for ever though.

The judge is Fred Gwynn, who played Herman Munster in the TV series during the mid-sixties.

@sabrinapittsley2304

3 ай бұрын

Wasn’t he also in Pet Cemetery, that Stephen King movie?

"Best cameo by a mustache!" 🤣💙🤣

This is one of me and my family’s favorite movies. We absolutely crack up watching the court scenes

48:41 - the most underrated character in this film was the judge! Absolutely brilliant! "Certainly explains the hostility..." 😅😂

What's your FAVORITE Legal Drama or Comedy???

@iKvetch558

4 ай бұрын

Wow...tough question in regards to dramas...but comedy is easy...this. LOL For dramas, there is a list...in no order: To Kill a Mockingbird 12 Angry Men Erin Brockovich The Devil's Advocate Inherit the Wind Judgement at Nuremberg A Few Good Men If you put a gun to my head and threatened me to pick a favorite, I would say 12 Angry Men...the one directed by Lumet, not the 90s remake. Edit: OK...I forgot about Liar Liar...Cousin Vinny is still my favorite, but Liar Liar deserves a mention. LOL

@randeecarreno4289

4 ай бұрын

This movie, "To Kill a Mockingbird", and "Liar Liar" starring are my three favorite Legal Drama/Comedies.

@Camlane007

4 ай бұрын

There's so many I haven't seen either. I did love 127 hours that would make a brilliant reaction guys and gals. Love the channel by the way👍❤

@WriterOnTheEdge

4 ай бұрын

12 Angry Men (the original is my fave, and although most of it is not set in court), this one, Liar, Liar and Legally Blonde. Aside from 12 Angry Men, I prefer comedies.

@Andy-ju8bb

4 ай бұрын

Film is too hard to pick, but TV series is easier. The only legal TV series I ever really got into was JAG, an American military series from the 90s, and Rumpole of the Bailey, an 80s British show.

Now you know why you should never say anything until you get a lawyer if you get arrested for anything.✌️❤️

After watching this when I came out, I kept telling people how well-written and acted this film was, and I still stand by that today. Pesci and Tomei had great chemistry.

One detail that I really enjoy about this movie; in the end, Vinny figures out the Pontiac Tempest twist from the picture. He's also a car mechanic. That's why he asks Farley to check the database for the car and the culprits that fit the description before calling Mona-Lisa to the stand. But he's the attorney so he can't reasonably argue that he has to testify (and get crossed) against a hostile judge. So he does the only available play: he calls Mona-Lisa, who he KNOWS will have a chip on her shoulder about proving she has the credentials to testify if Trotter pushes her AND that she'll figure the twist immediately because she's quick and smart. Very clever film, and there's a good reason why it's considered excellent as far as procedure goes. What to do, what not to do (don't blow the arraignment or the opening statement, a**hole!)

NEVER clicked so fast in my life, especially seeing you two as the two watching/reacting 🙂

Did they have colour photos in the 90s? Aged me by about fifty years.

Real talk? When I was in LAW SCHOOL they used THIS MOVIE (specifically the redirect where Joe Pesci questions Marisa Tomei on the stand) as an example of what to actually do. It's actually good lawyer work

So cool. It's the first time I've watched a reaction to this video and you two were the first to understand why Joe pesci was able to sleep while in jail. Have a good weekend guys

Lawyers say law in film is always poorly portrayed but this movie is the most accurate

This movie is a perfect example of why you *never talk to the cops*

The expert on tires was in the movie Independence Day while the judge was Herman Monsters on the 60s television show The Monsters

Man me and my dad love this movie we quote it all the time 😂

It's a bit shame that Joe Pesci's success in Scorsese movies and Home Alone kinda overshadowed his other movies where he was also at his top tier career best, My Cousin Vinny is one of them. Pesci deserves more recognition in movies that aren't from Scorsese or Home Alone

@Deathbird_Mitch

4 ай бұрын

I think his "Cousin Vinny" rap album overshadowed this role a little.

@leeannmcdermott8313

4 ай бұрын

@@Deathbird_MitchI’m glad I’m not the only who remembers that😂

@rlciii6182

3 ай бұрын

Whoa whoa whoa, I love him as Frank on “Always Sunny”…obviously kidding but always thought he could’ve killed that role. DeVito’s great but…?

@sabrinapittsley2304

3 ай бұрын

He was funny in Eight Heads in a Duffel Bag.

@emilybennett6567

3 ай бұрын

He had a lovely skit on Saturday Night Live where he was at a jewelry shop to select his official Mafia "made man" pinky ring. He's trying on ring after ring, checking the heft and shine of each ring in a full-length mirror. It was mostly silent, and as fine a piece of acting as I've ever seen on SNL.

This is honestly one of my favorite movies of all time. And I normally go for high fantasy and scifi and horror.

A seed planted at the beginning is where Vinny is first talking to Herman Munster, the judge, and says he didn’t defend Son of Sam but the first guy they caught, and the case was dismissed.

The actor who plays Ralph Macchio's friend Stan was also known for being Barry if Friends (Rachels boyfiend who she left at the alter in the 1st epside).

That jail scene banter is so iconic 😂

Marisa Tomei winning the Oscar for this is one of the few cool Oscar wins in general lol.

"Imagine you're a deer..." 😂❤

Ladies and Gentlemen, I present to you, a perfect movie. ❤️ great reaction guys.

2:53 a mud rocker would be pretty sweet. I’ll put my rocker outside after the next rain to test it out

The fact that you asked if the public defender was short circuiting and he was actually in the movie Short Circuit lol

Ralph Macchio’s “accessory to the crime” friend in this movie is Mitchell Whitfield. I’m only at the beginning of this reaction so idk if they eventually figure it out but it’s so funny to me that they’re talking about how familiar Mitchell is but they can’t place him…. all while a FRIENDS poster is smack-dab in the middle between them. Mitchell Whitfield played Dr. Barry Farber DDS, the man Rachel jilted at the altar and cheated with before his second wedding.

A lot of this movie was filmed in Monticello Georgia about an hour from where I live. The sac of suds is a real place.

Weird question, but did yall have a filter on in this video? I feel like your facial features had an almost “comic book” like effect to them lol all love just curious ❤🙌🏽

I'm only part way through watching and noticed neither of you mentioned recognizing the actor portraying the judge. (Edit: You guys realized it a little deeper into the movie. My bad.) That is Fred Gwynne who was iconic as Herman Munster in the 60s TV show The Munsters. A graduate of Harvard, he also wrote several childrens books. Btw, great reaction.

@allenruss2976

4 ай бұрын

Sadly no reactor has recognized Fred

@opalviking

4 ай бұрын

I first met him on ‘Nick at Night’ on the show Car 54 Where Are You? Where he plays a cop

@wolffontech

4 ай бұрын

I remember him from "Pet Semetary"... "The soil of a man's heart is stonier. You real what you sow and what you sow you own and what you own always comes back to you..."

@dreamquesttv

4 ай бұрын

Also a native New Yorker.

@sabrinapittsley2304

3 ай бұрын

He also was great in the Stephen King movie, Pet Cemetery.

17:50 - to me, he will always be Perry White from Lois and Clark New Adventures of Superman. That show had the best Clark, best Lois, best Perry and absolutely BEST Martha and Jonathan Kent.

@browniewin4121

4 ай бұрын

That is also where I picture him most, loved that show.

@ScarlettM

4 ай бұрын

@@browniewin4121 Perry and his Elvis obsession! Him singing to at that cleaner lady's apartment...:)

This is by far one of the best films ever made! Although my all time favourite Joe Pesci film will always be Home Alone.

One of my all time favorites ! So glad you guys liked it

Another movie with Joe Pesci in it where he plays a completely different character from his others characters is " With Honors". Also stars Brandon Fraser.

lol that wasn’t the grandma from Family Matters

This is one of the most accurate court movies, so much that law schools used to shown this in class.

I enjoyed the post-movie talk about how movies today just hit differently, and often, not as well as movies of the 90's. I personally think a big part of it is the cinematography. I think the film-look of the 80s/90s era was just so warm and transporting, that it automatically made the viewer accept that these characters lived beyond the roll of the credits. Today's movies have an inadvertent hurdle to overcome, in that the comparatively cold look of digital cinematography makes it very difficult to elicit that sense of warmth and humor in the audience. They could do a shot-for-shot remake of "My Cousin Vinny," but with the more sterile, flatter look of digital, I believe it simply wouldn't work as well.

@paulymar5996

4 ай бұрын

That's interesting.

We gotta get these two in more reactions together

Your reactions are excellent! Subbed! ❤Insightful and humorous.

The Karate Kid, Tommy from Goodfellas, Aunt May, and Herman Munster. How can you lose? Not to mention the sheriff was in Animal House!

@goldenageofdinosaurs7192

4 ай бұрын

Haha, he was! It just hit me I read this🤣

@melenatorr

4 ай бұрын

Plus Lane Smith, who was Perry White in "Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman".

@blacksheep_edge1412

4 ай бұрын

He was also the pilot friend of the original MacGyver, Jack Dalton, back in the 1980's. He was also Matuzak in the JCVD movie TimeCop.

Great movie. FYI Fred Gwen who played the judge.was Hermon Munster in the TV show the Munsters and in Car 54 Where are you as well as Steven King's Pet cemetery. And a Broadway star and artist.

6 years... 6 exams... 6 weeks. Jeez, how subtle

Loved this movie, especially since I am Italian from New Jersey, loved the accents, loved the story

I love this movie. It was cool watching along with you fellas!

I coincidentally watched this a few days ago. It was so good. Better than I remembered and I thought it was good when I saw it years ago.

To the Reject management team: never use whatever creepy AI filter you used on this video. Your boys looked very unsettling from start to finish.

@TimWing23

4 ай бұрын

It seemed to turn on around mid video. It definitely looks like they are AI 😂

Joe Pesci was a singer before acting. He put out an album based on this character called Vincent Gambini Sings. You should listen. Is hilarious.

The judge was Herman Munster!

Great reaction guys! This is one of my favorite comedies 😊

They HAVE to tell the opposite team what they have.

I have seen this movie a few times. The beginning and end are my favorite. And yes they had color pictures in the 70's 80's and 90's.

😊 all of the great things about the relationship in between Marissa and Joe was that she wasn’t a ditzy girlfriend. She was very, very, very intelligent, and he never talked down to her because he knew how smart she was.

Did you know the judge was Herman Munster in the 60's sit com.

😊 all right here we go nostalgia time. Amocco was one of the more common gas companies at the time the very popular for being spread out everywhere in the United States mainly on highways that went across the country.

You know the Judge is Herman Munster from the "MUNSTERS tv show.