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@MLJ7956

Ай бұрын

Great reaction ladies ...This was another hilarious spoof comedy by the ZAZ team...Jerry Zucker, Jim Abraham & David Zucker and Val Kilmer's big screen debut (and yes that is his actual singing voice). Glad that you both enjoyed it. Also the British actor playing Deja-Vu (Jim Carter) would later be more well known worldwide for playing Mr. Carson, the head butler on the award winning drama series 'Downton Abby'.

@MLJ7956

Ай бұрын

If you're looking for another ZAZ spoof movie, then check out their very first big screen outing, The Kentucky Fried Movie (1977) - it spoofs Bruce Lee's: Enter The Dragon and television itself in general, including parodies of commercials too....also unlike their other films, which are mostly rated PG-13, this one is a hard R, but it is still hilariously funny though.

@coreyhendricks9490

Ай бұрын

Cool reaction as always ladies, you both take care and have a nice day 🥰❤️😊

@natalieforceoflightenterta8857

Ай бұрын

@@coreyhendricks9490thank you! You too! 🥰

@mikesilva3868

Ай бұрын

@@MLJ7956 funniest movie ever made 😄

To think that this was Val Kilmer's first film role - and that was genuinely him singing the songs too! What an opening to his film career!

The underwater saloon fight has to be one of the most original ideas I've ever seen. It caught me off guard.

@ForceOfLightEntertainment

Ай бұрын

😂

@johncampbell756

Ай бұрын

​@@ForceOfLightEntertainmentDirectors David Zucker and Jim Abrahams told ScreenCrush in 2014 that the actors in the scene held their breath underwater while they shot in 10 or 15 second increments, then returned to the surface. “The hardest part was not laughing and running out of oxygen,” added Kilmer. - Screen Crush

@ajivins1

Ай бұрын

With the Bonanza theme at the end!

@darthtwerk6899

Ай бұрын

I love the Mohammed Ali moves during the fight scene

They're doing a mash-up, spoofing several things at once: -- cold war spy movies -- world war 2 action movies -- late 50s early 60s teen movies especially Elvis Presley movies -- and of course Blue Lagoon

@RoseBaggins

Ай бұрын

Oh man, been wanting to see this ever since my family caught the first minutes on Pluto TV. If that's what it's making fun of, this is going to be a blast!

@ForceOfLightEntertainment

Ай бұрын

Thanks!

@JohnnyUtah15

Ай бұрын

Bonanza tv show, western fight scene trope also.

@troubadour1029

Ай бұрын

The great escape too

@tempsitch5632

Ай бұрын

It’s a time-period mash-up too.

One of my fave “dumb” movies. The “Pinto” car joke gives away how old it is.

Another thing is Val Kilmer played alongside Michael Gough in this and fascinatingly enough they were in Batman forever together also

One of the most underrated of the 80’s spoof movies.

Omar Shariff, one of the best film actors, ever had a ball doing this movie.

@TonyTigerTonyTiger

Ай бұрын

Ah, that's his name. Couldn't think of it. All I could think of was Dr. Zhivago (or however that is spelled)

The Indiana Jones style truck chase that turns into an underwater saloon brawl is probably one of the greatest jokes in cinema

One of the best but least known comedies of all time. Worth it for Peter Cushing and Omar Sharif having immense fun

@LordVolkov

Ай бұрын

The whole backwards library scene with Peter is amazing. I still have trouble wrapping my mind around some of the gags 🤯

@richardb6260

Ай бұрын

Maybe better known now. But it was a box office disappointment. It needed to make over $20 million to break even and made just under that. Compare that to the over $170 million Airplane! made.

@tobeski

Ай бұрын

@@LordVolkov That they filmed backwards and in a single take is astonishing work

@rimasmuliolis1136

Ай бұрын

Val Kilmer's singing is on the sound track but he's only listed as Nick Rivers.

"Wait! You dropped your phony dog poo!"....."What phony dog poo?".

Ah. Top Secret, the finest Elvis WW2 Spy Movie ever made. And for you younguns, Mel Torme was a jazz singer popularly known as "The Velvet Fog" due to his smooooth vocal stylings. He was active from the 40s to the 60s. He was also Judge Harold T. Stone's from Night Court's favorite musician. ... I will now need to explain what Night Court was as that reference is also 30-40 years old now.... Oh, and for another young Val Kilmer comedy, Real Genius.

@jasonirwin4799

Ай бұрын

Add my vote for Real Genius.

And to think a year later Val Kilmer was in TopGun and became a big star it's so sad that such a talent has had voice stolen by cancer a fantastic actor ❤

One of the greatest movies of the 80s. I still quote lines from it today.

@eatsmylifeYT

Ай бұрын

No, you don't. You're just trying to impress the girls.

Between the underwater bar fight and the backwards scene, this is one of the most creative movies out there, as well as being outrageously funny. I've always loved this.

Here are a couple of genres/movies they are spoofing: 1. Elvis concerts/movies. In fact the name Nick Rivers is a take on Elvis' character Deke Rivers in the movie "Loving You." 2. James Bond/Spy movies - the car crushing scene is taken directly from a similar scene in "Goldfinger." 3. WW2 movies such as Casablanca (dialogue during the parachute scene), the Great Escape (motorcycle scene just like Steve McQueen), Dirty Dozen, etc. 4. 60's beach movies such as Frankie Avalon and Annette Funicello, etc. 5. Indiana Jones with the truck fight scene. There are plenty of other smaller nods to things, but these are the most obvious ones. Glad you enjoyed it.

@ForceOfLightEntertainment

Ай бұрын

Thanks Chris!!

@davidmarquardt9034

23 күн бұрын

@@ForceOfLightEntertainment Also you have Nazis in communist East Germany!? But the athletes--that was true, most country's produce coal or wood or food. But East Germany, their claim to fame was athletes. In their propaganda drive to prove that Communism was superior to the West, all their athletes were trained in government training facility's and pumped up with massive dose,s of steroids. They did win many Olympic medals, but the athletes paid a horrible price, some died other were crippled. But that,s communism, the Party is everything, the individual is worthless.

@alwaysdriveing

11 күн бұрын

Very good breakdown.

"Top Secret!" was a follow-up film after "Airplane!" was a huge success, both made by the same team. It was a spoof of intrigue, thriller, espionage movies generally.

My favorite comedy movie of all time and the movie I have seen the most times. Truly a hidden comedy gem. As a Swede the Swedish bookstore bit is a highlight. Our dogs do indeed walk backwards.

@mikefoster6018

Ай бұрын

Haha!

my brother and i watched this many times as kids. we still say this line to each other: "how do we know he's NOT Mel Torme?" LOL

@thanksfernuthin

Ай бұрын

My favorite line is "What's your hurry?!!"

From what I heard, the face-cast they took of Peter Cushing for the big eye prosthetic, was what they used to generate the digital Moff Tarkin in Rogue One

Hard to believe this is Val Kilmer's first movie. Though bittersweet given his current health problems, Val crooning his way through this wacky spy parody is so lovely. He's just so charming and talented here it's wild that this is his debut. The underwater saloon fight is easily my favorite scene. It's so well done, completely absurd, and absolutely hilarious. You ladies would also love Val in The Doors and Real Genius (for starters, he has a ton of great movies)

@ForceOfLightEntertainment

Ай бұрын

Thanks!

@Kickinwyng

Ай бұрын

They just don't do scenes like that anymore. Not without CGI anyway. Such a shame.

@LordVolkov

Ай бұрын

@@Kickinwyng Way of Water got pretty close, pre-CGI enhancement. Large water tank sets, free diving trained actors, and off-screen O² assist divers. But it's also miserable to shoot in, being wet and cold all day, and James Cameron has almost gotten people killed doing similar work in The Abyss, which is why it is not done so much these days 😅

Val does all his own singing in this movie

The skeet surfing joke came up while the filmmakers were doing interviews for Airplane!. At one point, they got bored answering the same questions all the time. So they invented this game where they would say the silliest thing in the most serious way to the point that it would be taken at face value and printed in the newspaper. When asked, "What did you do during your teenage years in Milwaukee?", they would talk about skeet surfing.

@tempsitch5632

Ай бұрын

Highly recommend the old david lettermen interview with all three of them from back in the day. It’s hysterical. They change clothes with each other during commercial breaks.

That little German joke is a derivative of the “I had a hunch back at the station” joke from the Police Squad series

"I guess this is Germany before the Berlin Wall fell?" 👍 It's a general parody of 'singer-features' (movies headlined by the likes of Elvis, Frankie Valley, etc) mixed with post WW-2 cold war thrillers. I think the decade is intentionally vague.

"And I'll miss you most of all scarecrow" The cherry on top.. That's hilarious.

@LordVolkov

Ай бұрын

It's such a great joke mixed into the Casablanca farewell spoof 🤣🤣🤣

The movie was filmed in England, hence a lot of British actors. The surfing scene was made in Newquay and the water was very cold!

@ajivins1

Ай бұрын

Deja Vu went on to be in Downton Abbey!

When you stage a whole backwards scene for one linguistic gag. Now that's class!

This is a 6 out of 5 for me… I just love it! Must have seen it like 150 times😂

The backward German library scene is the best acted scene in movie history. The movie is making fun of old spy movies and the ridiculousness of the Elvis movies. Val Kilmer actually sang all those songs, as well. Skit Surfing is my jam!

It's an underrated gem and much more elaborate than the "Hot Shots" movies.😂

A lot of the "German" language used in the movie is actually Yiddish spelled to look like German. For example, the restaurant is named "Gey Schlüffen". "Gay schluffen" is actually Yiddish for "Go to sleep".

A few scenes not in this version: One of Flomaunds assistants makes an apple. Flomaund tosses the apple outside and it explodes like a gernade. At the very end, the German general is brought to the same crushing yard that Cedrick was brought to...and dropped into the same crusher...which is being operated by cedrick...still encased in the car.

Val Kilmer has one of the most underrated careers of all time.

"Loaded Weapon" is a spoof of Lethal Weapon. Very funny spoof with surprising stars. 😂😂😂

@victornewmanforever

Ай бұрын

Loaded Weapon. 😉

@kevinehle6637

Ай бұрын

@@victornewmanforever Thanks! I knew that and still typed 'gun'. Fixed! 🙂

After Airplane!, the filmmakers couldn't decide which genre they'd spoof next between WWII spy thrillers or Elvis' musicals so they decided to combine both! Except for The Great Escape, the most famous movies that are spoofed are not related to Elvis or WWII: Goldfinger (the man crushed in the car), The Blue Lagoon (Hillary and Nigel flashbacks), Jaws (the cow attack), the tv series Bonanza (the underwater saloon fight), the Wizard of Oz (the final goodbye). Some references are honestly more obscure, like 1944's The Conspirators (Hillary fleeing to a restaurant after witnessing the shooting of a colleague in an alley and taking refuge at the table of a stranger. A blind man in the street selling goods from a case hanging from his neck.)

@ForceOfLightEntertainment

Ай бұрын

Thanks!

I still remember a Halloween party where a buddy of mine showed up in, IMO, one of the best costumes ever - one of the male ballet dancers from Top Secret!

Val Kilmer was actually offered a recording contract after this movie was released, but he declined.

I have a friend who grew up in East Germany and was in one of their athletic programs growing up. The scene with the East German women's athletes was scarily spot on lol.

There was a girl I was friends with in high school from 85-89. We dropped one-liners to each other from this movie all 4 years! Great memories! If they still made movies like this, the world would be a better place. Seriously! Having fun stuff like this to bond over really was unifying.

5:36 Funny how this movie decades ago would predict what women athletes will look like in a few years.

@ForceOfLightEntertainment

Ай бұрын

😂

Greatest underwater fighting scene ever made!

Things change People change Hairstyles change Interest rates fluctuate

Love these slapstick comedies. I remember sneaking in to watch this in the theater when I was 13

@-Devy-

Ай бұрын

This isn't even remotely slapstick comedy.

This was Val Kilmers, first movie role.

Loved this movie a mid-80s classic. If you didn't grow up during that time period, I can see how you can miss out on some of the humor. The blue lagoon references or the E.T. chest glowing. Even the sports jokes were of that error. Thanks for watching it, ladies it's fun to know others enjoyed that movie.

It’s been awhile since I’ve seen this movie! Nice trip down memory lane 😊! Thanks ❤

@ForceOfLightEntertainment

Ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!!

The makers of this movie said they were spoofing WW2 and Elvis films. A few years ago, I turned on my TV and Downton Abbey was on. I was surprised to see Deja Vu in the cast.

@NarwahlGaming

Ай бұрын

Did you feel like you'd seen him before? 😂

I had just started working at a movie theater a couple of weeks before this movie came out. I saw it opening day and knew nothing about it other than it was from the creators of airplane. I had no idea who Val Kilmer was, this was his film debut, but I knew immediately he was gonna be a star. I love this movie.😂

Wow what a surprise didn't expect you to react to this great movie. This is from the same directors and Airplane and The Naked Gun Trilogy. Other great Val Kilmer movies are Wilow and The Saint. Other great spoof movies are Loaded gun which is a spoof on the The first 3 Lethal weapons movies and Silence Of the Hams which A spoof on Silence of the Lambs. This movies general classic spy/war time movies and also make fun of Elvis and The Beach Boys. A great 80's spy comedy you should see not a spoof is Gotcha!

Well done, ladies! The jokes do still hold up well (and I'm especially pleased at your enthusiastic recognition of the *Blue Lagoon* segment). ☺️

Montgomery Ward was a department store if anyone is interested.

12:00 "Now, remember, folks, you have to perform this scene _completely_ straight-faced. It's an absurd scene, and that absurdity is intensified for the audience if you don't react to it, so don't react to it. One smile and we have to start over."

"Oh I know a little German". Brilliant 😁😁

TRUST ME on this MUST SEE absolute Classic Movie,, "The Outlaw Josey Wales" (1976)..A truly iconic movie. ❤

Val Kilmer's debut film. Watch his biopic Val. You can see baby Val, baby Tom Cruise and baby Kevin Beacon. They were doing theater productions.

Val did his own singing, same as The Doors.

During the 70's, war movies were particularly popular. Many of them had carried over from the previous decades. You had black & white war themed shows as reruns, but you also had shows like CPO Sharkey and Black Sheep Squadron. So, war films were pretty familiar to an 80's audience. Top Secret isn't spoofing any film in particular, but it is poking fun at the WWII genre. The odd thing is, rather than being set in World War times, it's set in East Germany, during the time of the Iron Curtain. It's pretty contemporary for the time, and even mentions the Carter Administration. It always brings me joy, when someone actually gets the Pinto joke. In another decade, I'm not sure anyone will understand the context of that scene. This is one of my favorite films. It is so well crafted. When you think about the Swedish bookstore scene and the underwater fight, they really went all out on the production. It has a very good balance of story & a sheer number of sight gags. Yet, the way everything is taking everything so seriously, it's more than just a comedic skit movie.

Val Kilmer did his own singing. Check out Val ‘s other comedy Real Genius.

@ForceOfLightEntertainment

Ай бұрын

Thanks!

This spoofed so many movies. The Great Escape, etc

@ForceOfLightEntertainment

Ай бұрын

Yea, do you know which ones it had in mind?

@MLJ7956

Ай бұрын

​​​@@ForceOfLightEntertainment- Movies and TV shows that 'Top Secret' spoofs are The Blue Lagoon (1980) The Wizard Of Oz (1939) Bonanza (1959-1973) Casablanca (1942) Gone With The Wind (1939) A Hard Day's Night (1964) Music For Millions (1944) The Great Escape (19663) The Third Man (1949) Mad Max (1979) Cloak & Dagger (1946) The Curse Of Frankenstein (1957) Konga (1961) Ministry Of Fear (1944) The Blue Max (1966) The Mary Tyler Moore Show (1970-1977) Darling Lili (1970) Jaws (1975) M*A*S*H (1972-1983) The Conspirators (1944) Elvis movies genre Elvis: The Miniseries (1979) The Inglorious Bastards (1978) Betrayed (1954) The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956) The Skull (1965) Cold war movies genre Loving You (1957) Goldfinger (1964) The Sound Of Music (1965) WWII movies genre Sluth (1972) E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial (1982) The Monkees (1966-1968) Raiders Of The Lost Ark (1981) The Adventures Of Superman (1952-1958) Beach Movies genre Beach Boys songs And of course 'Pac-Man' the video game...

Okay, how many of you are old enough to get the gag about the German car barely tapping the Ford Pinto and having it explode into flames? So many period gags in this movie, and if you weren't alive during this time, or have a good understanding of what happened, many of the jokes and gags will go over people's heads. That said, this soon-to-be 59 year old loved the movie when it came out and still laughs at it today - it's in my online media collection.

@ForceOfLightEntertainment

Ай бұрын

I got the gag but that’s because I know my cars 😁

I go by Nick Rivers when on Internet forums, introductions with auto salesmen, and Craigslist deals.

Such a great movie. I've seen it 100 times but still makes me laugh.

Of all the parody movies spawned in the 80s & 90s This has always been my favourite. Never got the love I thought it should. The guys that wrote airplane, this and more were just on a lunatic roll with this one. 😂😂 Btw Airplane is titled “Flying High” here in Australia as we don’t say airplane. It’s either Plane, Jet or aeroplane.

Lol...Natalie was really diggin' that bulging tights scene!

@natalieforceoflightenterta8857

Ай бұрын

😂😂

This is a spoof of cold-war spy movies combined with Elvis movies. Val was told the movie was sort of an Elvis movie and he showed up to his audition dressed as Elvis. That was his voice doing the singing. in the 70s and 80s, East Germany's women were dominating the Wrecking Ball in the Olympics. It was then discovered the women were using steroids. In the late 70s, there was a recall of Pintos because of a design defect. They could catch fire with rear impacts. They made a plaster cast of Peter Cushing's face to create his eye prosthetic. This same plaster cast was used decades later to scan in his face to make the digital Grand Moff Tarkin for Star Wars: Rogue One.

Top Secret Laughing Out Loud and Dancing is so Much a Force of Light, same team that did Airplane made Top Secret

Funny comedy from the 80s! Great reaction!

4:43 "I just told him I'd put his name on the _Montgomery Ward_ mailing list." In other words, he told him that he would set him up to be flooded with junk mail.

I love Top Secret and never understood why it didn’t catch on as much as Airplane and the Naked Gun.

@goldenager59

Ай бұрын

Yes, it's a shame. I remember that, the second time I saw this movie, back in '84, I was the lone spectator in the theater. (Although, on the bright side, I sat in multiple seats and reacted as wildly to the jokes as I cared to!) 😉

So few people are reacting to this one. Happy you did. The underwater bar fight has to be one of the best scenes ever made for a movie.

This is the best and funniest of the ZaZ (Zucker, Abrams, Zucker) movies imo.

This movie is so dense with jokes it's easy to miss some. At one point the professor talks about his work on desalinization and asks do you know what that would mean for the poor nations of the world. Nick says Wow - they would never run out of salt!

This movie is one of Val Kilmer’s best movies.

You asked which movie this movie is spoofing. It is not a single movie, or even a single genre. Elvis Presley made several movies in the 1960s where he would break out into song several times during the show. This movie spoofs those movies. It also spoofs 1960s spy movies. ZAZ (Zucker, Abrams, and Zucker, the directors of this movie) did a kind of mashup where they combined those two genres and then spoofed them both.

Val did all his own singing in this

One of my favorite Val Kilmer movies. To this day, whenever I see or hear the word latrine...I hear LATRINE! Of course I saw this in the theater at the age of 15 so I probably have a different perspective.

Dr. Flamond, Hilary's Father, was Michael Gough. A very well established British actor but a lot of people know him better as Alfred in the George Clooney Batman movie

Another good movie with Van killer is Real Genius. It’s very underrated and under appreciated

"Transylvania Twist" 1989, has always been my favorite spoof movie. Slapstick, puns, visual gags, and songs, and silly synth music.

Innerspace (1987) is funny too.

"My uncle was born in America." "Oh, really?" "But he was one of the lucky ones. He managed to escape in a balloon during the Jimmy Carter presidency." Fun Fact: Theatrical movie debut of Val Kilmar. Director Cameos Fact: Directors Jim Abrahams, David Zucker, and Jerry Zucker appear as the German soldiers who show up at the door of the prop room to arrest Nick (Val Kilmer). Final Bow Fact: Peter Cushing, who began his screen career in the old Hollywood of the late 1930s, makes his final appearance in an American production. He made three more British films before passing in 1994. Music Enthusiast Fact: The songs that Val Kilmer sings in the film are actually performed by Val Kilmer himself and were featured on the film's soundtrack released in 1984 under Kilmer's character's name Nick Rivers. When Nick Rivers is in jail, a head shot of Cher can be clearly seen on the wall of the cell several times. Val Kilmer was dating Cher at the time. The Bookstore Scene Fact: The scene where Hillary (Lucy Gutteridge) and Nick (Val Kilmer) go into the Swedish bookstore was staged, shot, and then run backward for a "unique" sound. If you record the scene and play it backward, you will find all of the dialogue to be exactly what is shown in the subtitles except for the title of the book. "Europe On Five Quaaludes A Day" (which I can't confirm as real) is what Hillary asked for. A forward-playing version of the Swedish bookstore scene can be found on the DVD. The sight gag of Peter Cushing and the magnifying glass is a parody of a similar shot of Cushing from Terence Fisher's The Curse of Frankenstein (1957). The prosthetic that Peter Cushing wore in the bookshop scene involved the making of a cast of his face to fit it to. This same cast was used 30 years later by ILM to build a CGI model of his face for Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (2016).

@ForceOfLightEntertainment

Ай бұрын

Thanks!

@BigGator5

Ай бұрын

You're welcome! 😁 Go in Peace and Walk with God. 😎 👍

"You've got to handle it to the Germans, they make great cars." - Still makes me laugh after all of these years.

Natalie's reaction during the ballet scene was priceless.

Val Kilmer movies are always great

@gringosagucio4548

Ай бұрын

It spoofed many movies, especially Elvis movies

Saw this movie back then, I was 8 or 9. This was the most laughs I ever had in my life so far at that age. It spoofs old Elvis movies

Grew up with this & found it hilarious as a kid especially the cow scene. I love Natalie's shirt, too cute!

@natalieforceoflightenterta8857

Ай бұрын

Thanks! ❤

I really enjoyed your reactions to Top Secret. You both had a lot of fun with this film. Peter Cushing and Michael Gough both starred in the 1958 film, Horror of Dracula. I know that there are The Blue Lagoon references.

@ForceOfLightEntertainment

Ай бұрын

Thank you!!

This movie cracked me up the first time I saw it. It was spoofing all of the WWII movies and anything else they could throw in. Another grat early Val Kilmer movie is Real Genius.

@ForceOfLightEntertainment

Ай бұрын

Thanks!

Wow, this Top Secret comedy is really your kind of jam girls, lot of fun watching this one!

@ForceOfLightEntertainment

Ай бұрын

Thanks! We love stupid humor 😂

Michelle & Natalie There is another comic movie with Val Kilmer released in 1985. Movie is Real Genius.

@ForceOfLightEntertainment

Ай бұрын

Thanks!

@TonyTigerTonyTiger

Ай бұрын

@@ForceOfLightEntertainment It is a comedy, but more of a plot movie with a good bit of humor thrown in (as opposed to movies like this which are mostly about the short jokes/gags, one almost after the other).

Great movie, actually watched it as a teenager back in the 80's... These sort of comedies are so awesome... I think the only reason we don't see more like these is because studios are afraid of backlash from all the current folks who get offended by everything these days... There have been a few flicks now and then, but not on the same level as this one or movies like the Airplane movies, etc... Loved laughing with ya'll as I watched you both watch this movie... Brings back good memories and that's always boosted when watching with others...

Very shocked it didn't get more than 4. Both of you were laughing pretty hard, especially you Natalie. Great reaction as always.

@ForceOfLightEntertainment

Ай бұрын

4 is very good!

@natalieforceoflightenterta8857

Ай бұрын

When I watched this, I think I might need to raise it to 4 and a half hoots.. 😜 👏

Great reaction to a val kilmer classic very funny movie

@ForceOfLightEntertainment

Ай бұрын

Thank you!!

I wish more channels reacted to Wrongfully Accused, "he's got a leg!!"

Loved this film ever since I was a kid. It's a shame that it's often forgotten alongside the likes of Airplane and Naked Gun. This film is so funny.

One of the best comedies of all time, and one of my favorites. So many iconic scenes and lines. I highly suggest watching the Swedish book store scene a couple times, must have been wild to try and film. The modern day spirit animal to this film in my mind would have to be Tropic Thunder. Some scenes spoof some early bond films, Octopussy comes to mind (opening train scene). Another funny note, the in movie dubbing often has nothing to do with the actual German and French being spoken so if you speak either it's often an entirely new layer of comedy. Fans of WWII and post WWII history, movies and documentaries all appreciate this movie as it usually pulls the right strings.

Latrine! 😂 Get’s me every time.

The guy in the crushed car: "well I don't hafta go to the chiropractor anymore."...."do you think that scratch next to my forehead will buff out?"

I'm so glad you two got the Pinto joke! That's one of the funniest jokes in the movie, but most younger people were either too young or weren't around back when that was a thing, so the joke totally misses them.