46:35 Small Steps is 257 pages, I think Kelsey was looking at the amount of sample-pages that are free-to-read online.
@zana465822 сағат бұрын
I am 29F and I am in that Toy Story love conversation
@rivoniaTenTenКүн бұрын
That wasn't the plothole with her feeling fire and putting it out. She said she didn't feel anything with her ex and she felt fire with with him and it scared her. That part made sense... Come on guys. Luv ya.
@rivoniaTenTenКүн бұрын
Did nobody watch Set It Up? It deserves a video.
@__iTimmayyКүн бұрын
Not Kelsey's and Jared's energies fusing into one in this episode 😂 Zach seems so much calmer next to this duo. What a great episode! Such a treasure of a book/movie.
@earth_2_erica333Күн бұрын
I’m so glad we’re finally talking about this movie. It really is, IMO, the only movie in Hollywood that captures the book perfectly. 30/10. No notes.
@gracel9080Күн бұрын
One of my favorite movies of all time😭 so iconic in every single way
@dariyaakan5487Күн бұрын
I didn't relate to Kelsey much until this episode. I feel every word, my dad is also a die-hard Beatles fan and their music and this movie are so much of my identity and my love for him. I tear up just thinking about this fucking movie and show it to anyone who doesn't know it, it's a masterpieceeeee
@lori1324martiniКүн бұрын
Everyone thought Sporty was gay 🌈 but Mel B, our Bisexual Queen 👑, confirmed she had an affair with Gerri 👀
@kaylanconner5793Күн бұрын
A must ultimate guilty pleasure movie: Aliens in the Attic
@kaylanconner5793Күн бұрын
PLEASE watch Zathura, the most underrated movie on this planet (off this planet) directed by the king himself, Jon Favreau starring Josh Hutchinson, Kristen Stewart and Dax Shepard.
@chloecure-hendrickson7827Күн бұрын
26:36 as someone who digs holes frequently for work, I am so confident (maybe overconfident) that I could dig a 5x5 hole in a day
@adrianpink81442 күн бұрын
Small Steps is a full book and it’s good! Stanley Yelnat’s survival guide is fun too. (Source: my sister was obsessed with Holes growing up)
@bettestruble78872 күн бұрын
I’m uncomfortable with everybody making fun of M Jackson’s skin conditions. He had vitiligo. Of all the things to ridicule….
@bettestruble78872 күн бұрын
The Hunchback of Norte Dame *WAS* a horror movie in the Lon Chaney version! It’s actually incredibly fucked up
@KaraVan55452 күн бұрын
I teach 6th grade ELA and I read this every year with my students (and Hatchet) and watching them freak out at every twist and reveal in Holes brings me so much joy
@christomas79482 күн бұрын
Can we PLEASE get a full episode where Garrick chronicles the whole Drake/Kendrick situation?
@SarahTheSassy712 күн бұрын
Kelsey needs Jesus 😂😂😂
@Arcade_gamerr2 күн бұрын
David Bowie didn't have heterochromia. He had anisocoria where one pupil was bigger than the other so his eyes looked different colours.
@momedusa2 күн бұрын
best movie adaptation is Pet Sematary and I won't allow any arguments to the contrary
@pix3lle3752 күн бұрын
I have a physical copy of Small Steps, it's 257 pages. :)
@RoxIsReading2 күн бұрын
I am 28, and this book and movie are still my absolute favourites. It truly is perfection. I love Louis Sachar. ❤️ But also, Small Steps is not 39 pages, it's a whole book. More than 200 pages for sure.
@iPancake321 сағат бұрын
That bugged me! I remember reading that whole book, so when she said "39 pages" I thought 'that /can't/ be right'
@iliketoknit2 күн бұрын
RV!!! (Loved this episode)
@tashannaparker85322 күн бұрын
Holes and Jared Popkins !?!?!?!?!?
@deserabailey85003 күн бұрын
Plot twist: Stanley & Zero actually DID hallucinate until the ending of the movie/book and died shortly after up on that mountain...
@emilypolanowski99913 күн бұрын
i dressed as stanley last Halloween 😂
@tabbee29803 күн бұрын
I love and respect that Try Guys did a Palestine Relief Special. It was great to show support if they also donated themselves. HS and College kids do not have much funds--if any for charity.
@itskaraelizabeth3 күн бұрын
MOVIE to film?! 😂
@emmaroesner71063 күн бұрын
David Bowie actually didn’t have heterochromia! He had a blown pupil from a head injury in childhood. His irises were the same color but one pupil was much bigger than the other, creating that illusion
@proteaoaxaca52043 күн бұрын
Me PATIENTLY waiting for them to drop her name……. Like how can you name Henry Winkler, Sigourney Weaver, Jon Voight but not icon Eartha Kitt?????
@jazzieARTS3 күн бұрын
Skipping discussing Eartha Kitt...
@michelledulin72143 күн бұрын
Finding this movie on Hulu, 2 years later. You learn almost everything about the main character within the opening scene between him and the pig, not throughout the film. He's cooking at the cabin, with basic ingredients he still has a flair and finesse to preparing a meal. When he gets batteries he briefly plays the tape of his wife, but he's in pain and cannot listen for long without putting it away. His wife is dead. He's a chef. He secluded himself in the woods.
@keefabara3 күн бұрын
Zach, I hope you can take that year off to travel the world one day. You earned it!
@brandygreen8653 күн бұрын
In NYC Public Schools Holes was required in high school which was weird. I had read it the summer between 8th grade and high school. I didn't have to read it in high school because most of my English classes were Honors level.
@trentonbutler56843 күн бұрын
The Small steps book is 250 something pages the preview is 39 pages
@JRodMcSniper1803 күн бұрын
Not Bowie named after David Bowie be ause of heterochromia.... David Bowie didnt have heterochromia. One of his pupils was injured.
@desolationsamiga3 күн бұрын
Okay, but now you HAVE to do Mighty Ducks.
@jonessamendoza3 күн бұрын
Yeyy, MORE JARED PLSSS! Also pls pls do No Hard Feelings too! ❤
@bettestruble78873 күн бұрын
Consider watching the original Moulinn Rouge film which sees our artist Toulouse-Lautrec in love with a can-can dancer. Henri was a real artist and he’s the man behind those broad-stroke paintings you see of old Paris and the can-can dancers.
@joanmilton99863 күн бұрын
I can't even with how much they're squeeing over Holes!!!! it's one of my favourite movies ever. I was 37 when I saw the movie in 2007, and I don't remember the big deal about the book. It's one of few movies I've watched where I got to the end of and immediately watched it again. When Hector runs away after hitting Pendansky, and the Warden says to destroy all of Hector's paper work because "he was never here," to me, the justified nearly any punishment she was going to get. The thing with the judge is he is in cahoots with the Warden, Mr. Sir, and Pendansky. If some kid who is Black, or poor, or homeless comes before his bench, he knows he can send them to Camp Greenlake and no one will miss them. The absolute best part of the whole movie is when Stanley puts the valise in the trunk and the Warden begs him, "Stanley, won't you just open it? Just let me see what's inside, please." And he closes the trunk and says, "Secuse me?" Boom! Khelo Thomas is a gamer who won a Mortal Kombat 11 tournament dressed as Powerline from A Goofy Movie. "I can fix that" means the exact same thing as "As you wish." Yes, Zach!!!
@CJ_Youngblood953 күн бұрын
I’ve never clicked on an episode so quickly lol
@hp69643 күн бұрын
I love when y’all break down movies into what it’s actually about. A lot of people sadly take movies too literally anymore because of lack of imagination and other things and it’s very troubling
@anabundanceofsarcasm3 күн бұрын
My 4th grade teacher read Holes to my class. She read it every year, but it also happened to be the school year the movie would come out. Loved the book, loved the movie. Now I've been a teacher for 8 school years, and for 6 of those I've taught 4th grade. I read Holes every year as the first read-aloud I do during our 20 min snack time. Just for fun, not do do academic work on. Some of the kids kind of act like being read to is babyish at first. Then, they get into the story, and they're excited every day to hear what happens next. And let me tell you, watching their faces when a plot twist or a pivotal moment happens is just the best. Then we watch the movie for their Fun Friday period, the last 30 min of the school week, until we finish it. Quite a few of my past students told me reading and watching Holes are a core memory for them. Makes my heart so happy. I also hope it helps some of them see you can read just for fun, not just for school work.
@bettestruble78873 күн бұрын
The suggestion I have: Willow I think you guys will have a lot of things to say
@kaiyarain96733 күн бұрын
dude best movie ever, val kilmer and warwick davis killllll in this!!
@bettestruble78873 күн бұрын
@@kaiyarain9673 did you know Val Kilmer married Joanne Whalley, who played Sorsha (the gorgeous redhead sorceress)? They fell in love on set 🥰
@vanessaramirez57643 күн бұрын
YES!!! Been waiting on this one!
@princepoppycock98423 күн бұрын
Is it fate that I actually watched this 2 days ago? I think so
@bettestruble78873 күн бұрын
David Bowie did not have heterochromia, he had one dial aged pupil and his stage name “Bowie” was based on the American hunting knife
@jeremycook39813 күн бұрын
Yall might have lost a whole lot of followers for recent "turbulence" but you sure as heck gained one in this guy. 🎉
@HilariousHooper443 күн бұрын
I have seen holes over a hundred times. It's one of my favorite movies but I was today years old when you said "zero" and "zeroni". I never made that connection. I never knew why he was named zero
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Can yall do “The Fantastic Mr. Fox”?
46:35 Small Steps is 257 pages, I think Kelsey was looking at the amount of sample-pages that are free-to-read online.
I am 29F and I am in that Toy Story love conversation
That wasn't the plothole with her feeling fire and putting it out. She said she didn't feel anything with her ex and she felt fire with with him and it scared her. That part made sense... Come on guys. Luv ya.
Did nobody watch Set It Up? It deserves a video.
Not Kelsey's and Jared's energies fusing into one in this episode 😂 Zach seems so much calmer next to this duo. What a great episode! Such a treasure of a book/movie.
I’m so glad we’re finally talking about this movie. It really is, IMO, the only movie in Hollywood that captures the book perfectly. 30/10. No notes.
One of my favorite movies of all time😭 so iconic in every single way
I didn't relate to Kelsey much until this episode. I feel every word, my dad is also a die-hard Beatles fan and their music and this movie are so much of my identity and my love for him. I tear up just thinking about this fucking movie and show it to anyone who doesn't know it, it's a masterpieceeeee
Everyone thought Sporty was gay 🌈 but Mel B, our Bisexual Queen 👑, confirmed she had an affair with Gerri 👀
A must ultimate guilty pleasure movie: Aliens in the Attic
PLEASE watch Zathura, the most underrated movie on this planet (off this planet) directed by the king himself, Jon Favreau starring Josh Hutchinson, Kristen Stewart and Dax Shepard.
26:36 as someone who digs holes frequently for work, I am so confident (maybe overconfident) that I could dig a 5x5 hole in a day
Small Steps is a full book and it’s good! Stanley Yelnat’s survival guide is fun too. (Source: my sister was obsessed with Holes growing up)
I’m uncomfortable with everybody making fun of M Jackson’s skin conditions. He had vitiligo. Of all the things to ridicule….
The Hunchback of Norte Dame *WAS* a horror movie in the Lon Chaney version! It’s actually incredibly fucked up
I teach 6th grade ELA and I read this every year with my students (and Hatchet) and watching them freak out at every twist and reveal in Holes brings me so much joy
Can we PLEASE get a full episode where Garrick chronicles the whole Drake/Kendrick situation?
Kelsey needs Jesus 😂😂😂
David Bowie didn't have heterochromia. He had anisocoria where one pupil was bigger than the other so his eyes looked different colours.
best movie adaptation is Pet Sematary and I won't allow any arguments to the contrary
I have a physical copy of Small Steps, it's 257 pages. :)
I am 28, and this book and movie are still my absolute favourites. It truly is perfection. I love Louis Sachar. ❤️ But also, Small Steps is not 39 pages, it's a whole book. More than 200 pages for sure.
That bugged me! I remember reading that whole book, so when she said "39 pages" I thought 'that /can't/ be right'
RV!!! (Loved this episode)
Holes and Jared Popkins !?!?!?!?!?
Plot twist: Stanley & Zero actually DID hallucinate until the ending of the movie/book and died shortly after up on that mountain...
i dressed as stanley last Halloween 😂
I love and respect that Try Guys did a Palestine Relief Special. It was great to show support if they also donated themselves. HS and College kids do not have much funds--if any for charity.
MOVIE to film?! 😂
David Bowie actually didn’t have heterochromia! He had a blown pupil from a head injury in childhood. His irises were the same color but one pupil was much bigger than the other, creating that illusion
Me PATIENTLY waiting for them to drop her name……. Like how can you name Henry Winkler, Sigourney Weaver, Jon Voight but not icon Eartha Kitt?????
Skipping discussing Eartha Kitt...
Finding this movie on Hulu, 2 years later. You learn almost everything about the main character within the opening scene between him and the pig, not throughout the film. He's cooking at the cabin, with basic ingredients he still has a flair and finesse to preparing a meal. When he gets batteries he briefly plays the tape of his wife, but he's in pain and cannot listen for long without putting it away. His wife is dead. He's a chef. He secluded himself in the woods.
Zach, I hope you can take that year off to travel the world one day. You earned it!
In NYC Public Schools Holes was required in high school which was weird. I had read it the summer between 8th grade and high school. I didn't have to read it in high school because most of my English classes were Honors level.
The Small steps book is 250 something pages the preview is 39 pages
Not Bowie named after David Bowie be ause of heterochromia.... David Bowie didnt have heterochromia. One of his pupils was injured.
Okay, but now you HAVE to do Mighty Ducks.
Yeyy, MORE JARED PLSSS! Also pls pls do No Hard Feelings too! ❤
Consider watching the original Moulinn Rouge film which sees our artist Toulouse-Lautrec in love with a can-can dancer. Henri was a real artist and he’s the man behind those broad-stroke paintings you see of old Paris and the can-can dancers.
I can't even with how much they're squeeing over Holes!!!! it's one of my favourite movies ever. I was 37 when I saw the movie in 2007, and I don't remember the big deal about the book. It's one of few movies I've watched where I got to the end of and immediately watched it again. When Hector runs away after hitting Pendansky, and the Warden says to destroy all of Hector's paper work because "he was never here," to me, the justified nearly any punishment she was going to get. The thing with the judge is he is in cahoots with the Warden, Mr. Sir, and Pendansky. If some kid who is Black, or poor, or homeless comes before his bench, he knows he can send them to Camp Greenlake and no one will miss them. The absolute best part of the whole movie is when Stanley puts the valise in the trunk and the Warden begs him, "Stanley, won't you just open it? Just let me see what's inside, please." And he closes the trunk and says, "Secuse me?" Boom! Khelo Thomas is a gamer who won a Mortal Kombat 11 tournament dressed as Powerline from A Goofy Movie. "I can fix that" means the exact same thing as "As you wish." Yes, Zach!!!
I’ve never clicked on an episode so quickly lol
I love when y’all break down movies into what it’s actually about. A lot of people sadly take movies too literally anymore because of lack of imagination and other things and it’s very troubling
My 4th grade teacher read Holes to my class. She read it every year, but it also happened to be the school year the movie would come out. Loved the book, loved the movie. Now I've been a teacher for 8 school years, and for 6 of those I've taught 4th grade. I read Holes every year as the first read-aloud I do during our 20 min snack time. Just for fun, not do do academic work on. Some of the kids kind of act like being read to is babyish at first. Then, they get into the story, and they're excited every day to hear what happens next. And let me tell you, watching their faces when a plot twist or a pivotal moment happens is just the best. Then we watch the movie for their Fun Friday period, the last 30 min of the school week, until we finish it. Quite a few of my past students told me reading and watching Holes are a core memory for them. Makes my heart so happy. I also hope it helps some of them see you can read just for fun, not just for school work.
The suggestion I have: Willow I think you guys will have a lot of things to say
dude best movie ever, val kilmer and warwick davis killllll in this!!
@@kaiyarain9673 did you know Val Kilmer married Joanne Whalley, who played Sorsha (the gorgeous redhead sorceress)? They fell in love on set 🥰
YES!!! Been waiting on this one!
Is it fate that I actually watched this 2 days ago? I think so
David Bowie did not have heterochromia, he had one dial aged pupil and his stage name “Bowie” was based on the American hunting knife
Yall might have lost a whole lot of followers for recent "turbulence" but you sure as heck gained one in this guy. 🎉
I have seen holes over a hundred times. It's one of my favorite movies but I was today years old when you said "zero" and "zeroni". I never made that connection. I never knew why he was named zero