I even thought of Green storm and Brain needle and it still works 🤯🤯🤯
@ScottKorin10 сағат бұрын
Brain needle.
@Noname-yu8qwКүн бұрын
there was some kind of enjoyment people won't find anymore, now movies are just another superhero or starwars and who cares
@PAPPADASH3 күн бұрын
Yep everyone has nostalgia for a huge corporation that took over all the privately owned businesses sucking any soul out of the rental shops. I was born in 80, and was going to rental shops since I was about 4 and 5. I remember the Mom and pop shops, then I remember in the 90s seeing the "Wow what a difference" blockbuster commercial and thinking WTF is this,what is blockbuster. A few years later that was all there was. But my fondest memories are from the mom and pop shops from 84 to about 92, and even as a super young kid at the age of 4 and 5 I was drawn to the Horror section. I new I couldn't watch them, but I remember seeing the Nightmare on elm street box art and flipping them over looking at the screen shots on the back. Dario Argento Demons was one that always scared me, cause on the back they had the demons face bending out of the TV set. Fright night, all the horror I was just drawn to. Now I have over 12000 movies all digitally ripped into a Kodi and stored locally on raid arrays. I love horror as an adult that wonder never left. I love all movies but horror genre especially. There was a rental store on every block in the 80s, some of the ones I went to were Adventures in Video, and Video Update.
@NerdOutWithMe2 күн бұрын
Awesome memories!
@barrett69043 күн бұрын
i dont ever hear brainstorm
@bipolarbear716 күн бұрын
Its strange how you can think Green storm or brain needle and hear that as well.
@mso1ful6 күн бұрын
The 80’s were the absolute best for sat morning and after school cartoons. Do t let anyone tell you different.
@LiamNeesonsChin7 күн бұрын
Before 'Blockbuster' and 'Hollywood Video' hit the scene, we had smaller chains called 'West Coast Video' and '48 Hours Video' here in eastern Pennsylvania. It was those smaller video stores that helped me discover, and love, animated movies like 'Light Years' from 1987 (actually known as 'Gandahar'), and 'Warriors of the Wind' from 1984 (actually known as 'Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind'). I still retain great memories from those days.
@DenshaOtoko29 күн бұрын
The Yomega assemblies at my school lasted from 2000 to 2002. I wanted to attend the X Games assembly at my next school but couldn't. But I was okay with it since I got to see one of my favorite movies instead.
@SomeRebel111 күн бұрын
Mine was Main st video
@80s_kid.12 күн бұрын
I have videos of my boombox collection on my channel. i have about 40 radios.
@harrar813 күн бұрын
I hope the job is going well However, I miss your videos tremendously
@NerdOutWithMe12 күн бұрын
Thank you! Job is a blast. Hoping to make more videos soon!
@RippleAnimates115 күн бұрын
Green needle Brain needle Bring me food
@martingolding495115 күн бұрын
My lunch box for school in the 70s was just a tupperware box very fashionable back then. My mum used to have tupperware parties
@Whocaresbruv17 күн бұрын
Brain needle
@ladyanime10018 күн бұрын
I miss childhood
@herrmatash311619 күн бұрын
Hi guys, I own the Anniversary Edition. I'm thinking about getting a second one. Which one would you recommend A&A 1940 Europe or A&A 1914? How is the balancing?
@NerdOutWithMe17 күн бұрын
1940 Europe will offer pretty classic A&A gameplay focused just on the European theater. If you already like what A&A delivers, then you'll like this - though keep in mind that if you already have the Anni edition, 1940 Europe is essentially just more of the same. A&A 1914 offers a markedly different experience thanks to one major rule change that makes it feel quite different. Fights are long, slow slogs mirroring those in WWI. Your troops will get locked into futile battles for long stretches. If you want something a little different, 1914 is the better choice. Just be prepared for a longer, more grueling game!
@herrmatash311616 күн бұрын
@@NerdOutWithMe Which one takes more playtime?
@grahamgraham366619 күн бұрын
Great job! As a longtime fan who saw this in theaters in 1977, you captured the movie in a nutshell with a lot of the great and memorable lines.
@NerdOutWithMe19 күн бұрын
Thanks! And thanks for watching!
@user-eg6ic2td6y20 күн бұрын
I heard yanny
@theparadigm814921 күн бұрын
Man, Mr. T was my childhood! Grew up watching the A-Team and the Dukes of Hazzard (And I’m not even old enough to buy alcohol in the US)
@flameguy341622 күн бұрын
I CANT HEAR GREEN NEEDLE NOW NOOOO
@terrydimitriou81322 күн бұрын
I'm from Australia and it was the same over here. Your so spot on everything you said. Great video.
@NerdOutWithMe22 күн бұрын
Thanks for watching!
@Modred.25 күн бұрын
Still the most f'd up, matrix, reality altering thing on youtube. WTF Brainstorm and Green Needle don't even sound alike!
@stephenkissane426826 күн бұрын
I have some Ex. Rental tapes from a store that shut down in 2004 in the age of dvd and I think blu ray. I have jacob's ladder and demons 2
@aaausername26 күн бұрын
Hey, how have I not heard of this until now!
@jeanmont26 күн бұрын
Really fell apart for me when Becky turned, though I was already not really getting the mechanics of the invasion or even the objective of it. I know he spared her duplicate and only killed his own back in his office or whatever, but does that mean that the snatching is done remotely when the human falls asleep? So why are they handing out pods in town or even distributing them on trucks then? Also, doesn't it make him immune that he killed his clone?
@OriginalMasters28 күн бұрын
You’ve been pretty quiet, Tig. Hope all is well! Anything interesting planned?
@NerdOutWithMe25 күн бұрын
Working on it! But prob after summer. Hope all is well!
@Fobddn29 күн бұрын
is it me or am I hearing brainy storm
@kosterix123Ай бұрын
abomination
@walthanasАй бұрын
It's still a fun game, that I really enjoy playing, but unfortunately Days of Wonder has axed the website, killed off the scenario editor and didn't reprint the campaign books, that are now sold for insane prices on the likes of Ebay. Not using the occasion of the 80th anniversary of D-Day to breathe some new life into the game by bringing out a new expansion or reprint also feels like a missed opportunity to me.
@AYYYEEE07_YTАй бұрын
It sounds like golden needle
@haroldbrooks4235Ай бұрын
Just saw my JVC boomer with the one 8 inch woofer and dancing LEDs
@bookwoman53Ай бұрын
Steve Martin’s script is being faithful to the French 1897 play Cyrano De Bergerac. Roxanne is supposed to fall for Christian even though it should be obvious that the rouse is going on and Cyrano is allowing it to happen.
@u2bistАй бұрын
Spuds playing drums was my favorite moment in the ads (which you barely mentioned). They actually had the drumsticks moving so it really looked like he was playing (although not in any shots you showed). Also the woman in the green dress in the Dick Clark interview at 3:20 is extremely familiar, like maybe she was also in a sitcom - I'm trying to place her.
@ChannelWackadooАй бұрын
I 💚 GPK!
@VinnyfromSouthPhillyАй бұрын
I remember the great stores in Philly such as Bella Vista Video, Moonlight Video , South Philly Video etc. I would love to start a little rental shop that also serves great coffee.
@Clint_the_Audio-Photo_GuyАй бұрын
I had one. The biggest problem I saw, is that it just wasn't any fun. It was easy to do, don't know how people got hurt on them because they were so easy, they just weren't fun after about 3 minutes. It was a very short-lived toy. The pogo stick was a much better toy IMO. My favorite 80's toys were Lego, Voltron, He-Man, and Transformers.
@NerdOutWithMeАй бұрын
Oh man. remember the huge Metal Voltron toy from the 80s?!
@Clint_the_Audio-Photo_GuyАй бұрын
@@NerdOutWithMe Oh yea. I bought it as an adult because I never got it as a kid. I had to play with my friends Voltron. I made it the best I could out of Legos. Then a few years ago, Lego came out with a Lego Voltron, so it combined two of my childhood favs, so I have that now. Can't bring myself to open the box though.
@NerdOutWithMeАй бұрын
@@Clint_the_Audio-Photo_Guy That's awesome
@TheApexBagelАй бұрын
I really want to mention SLOWING IT DOWN HELPS ALOT (As i was someone who could only hear Green Needle and now can hear both), Also its "Brai- n Storm" when slowed and thats why it sounds like there are 3 syllables for "Green Nee- dle" instead of the 2 for "Brain storm" That i expected
@BigyetiTechnologiesАй бұрын
I hear black and blue dress
@arthurwatt5162Ай бұрын
Better world. No crowds or late fee's. Movie is always in. 😅
@kosterix123Ай бұрын
9:00 not sandbox, there’s valor.
@user-ow1jb7wg8uАй бұрын
I've still got my space sets, I've been working on restoring them for the past couple of years , as I played with them a ton as a kid and many of them have broken pieces or faded prints, I'm really close to being done. It has not been cheap.
@dreamlandnightmareАй бұрын
7:58 - Is that Julianne Moore?
@NerdOutWithMeАй бұрын
Indeeeeed
@DeridderEvelienАй бұрын
the clasic is the best
@impalaman9707Ай бұрын
We Gen Xers don't know how good we had it. The kids that grow up today without internet, cable, or satellite get an absolute borefest for Saturday morning television. All Edju-tainment crap, with more emphasis on the "edju". I'll take seeing a mouse blow up a cat with dynamite over watching an antelope give birth at the zoo, any day! But Gen Z will never know the joys we had!
@denetriosales7034Ай бұрын
Very nice
@TheezeDazeАй бұрын
I will always remember him , not as a freak, but, as a goddamn good looking man. RIP
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I even thought of Green storm and Brain needle and it still works 🤯🤯🤯
Brain needle.
there was some kind of enjoyment people won't find anymore, now movies are just another superhero or starwars and who cares
Yep everyone has nostalgia for a huge corporation that took over all the privately owned businesses sucking any soul out of the rental shops. I was born in 80, and was going to rental shops since I was about 4 and 5. I remember the Mom and pop shops, then I remember in the 90s seeing the "Wow what a difference" blockbuster commercial and thinking WTF is this,what is blockbuster. A few years later that was all there was. But my fondest memories are from the mom and pop shops from 84 to about 92, and even as a super young kid at the age of 4 and 5 I was drawn to the Horror section. I new I couldn't watch them, but I remember seeing the Nightmare on elm street box art and flipping them over looking at the screen shots on the back. Dario Argento Demons was one that always scared me, cause on the back they had the demons face bending out of the TV set. Fright night, all the horror I was just drawn to. Now I have over 12000 movies all digitally ripped into a Kodi and stored locally on raid arrays. I love horror as an adult that wonder never left. I love all movies but horror genre especially. There was a rental store on every block in the 80s, some of the ones I went to were Adventures in Video, and Video Update.
Awesome memories!
i dont ever hear brainstorm
Its strange how you can think Green storm or brain needle and hear that as well.
The 80’s were the absolute best for sat morning and after school cartoons. Do t let anyone tell you different.
Before 'Blockbuster' and 'Hollywood Video' hit the scene, we had smaller chains called 'West Coast Video' and '48 Hours Video' here in eastern Pennsylvania. It was those smaller video stores that helped me discover, and love, animated movies like 'Light Years' from 1987 (actually known as 'Gandahar'), and 'Warriors of the Wind' from 1984 (actually known as 'Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind'). I still retain great memories from those days.
The Yomega assemblies at my school lasted from 2000 to 2002. I wanted to attend the X Games assembly at my next school but couldn't. But I was okay with it since I got to see one of my favorite movies instead.
Mine was Main st video
I have videos of my boombox collection on my channel. i have about 40 radios.
I hope the job is going well However, I miss your videos tremendously
Thank you! Job is a blast. Hoping to make more videos soon!
Green needle Brain needle Bring me food
My lunch box for school in the 70s was just a tupperware box very fashionable back then. My mum used to have tupperware parties
Brain needle
I miss childhood
Hi guys, I own the Anniversary Edition. I'm thinking about getting a second one. Which one would you recommend A&A 1940 Europe or A&A 1914? How is the balancing?
1940 Europe will offer pretty classic A&A gameplay focused just on the European theater. If you already like what A&A delivers, then you'll like this - though keep in mind that if you already have the Anni edition, 1940 Europe is essentially just more of the same. A&A 1914 offers a markedly different experience thanks to one major rule change that makes it feel quite different. Fights are long, slow slogs mirroring those in WWI. Your troops will get locked into futile battles for long stretches. If you want something a little different, 1914 is the better choice. Just be prepared for a longer, more grueling game!
@@NerdOutWithMe Which one takes more playtime?
Great job! As a longtime fan who saw this in theaters in 1977, you captured the movie in a nutshell with a lot of the great and memorable lines.
Thanks! And thanks for watching!
I heard yanny
Man, Mr. T was my childhood! Grew up watching the A-Team and the Dukes of Hazzard (And I’m not even old enough to buy alcohol in the US)
I CANT HEAR GREEN NEEDLE NOW NOOOO
I'm from Australia and it was the same over here. Your so spot on everything you said. Great video.
Thanks for watching!
Still the most f'd up, matrix, reality altering thing on youtube. WTF Brainstorm and Green Needle don't even sound alike!
I have some Ex. Rental tapes from a store that shut down in 2004 in the age of dvd and I think blu ray. I have jacob's ladder and demons 2
Hey, how have I not heard of this until now!
Really fell apart for me when Becky turned, though I was already not really getting the mechanics of the invasion or even the objective of it. I know he spared her duplicate and only killed his own back in his office or whatever, but does that mean that the snatching is done remotely when the human falls asleep? So why are they handing out pods in town or even distributing them on trucks then? Also, doesn't it make him immune that he killed his clone?
You’ve been pretty quiet, Tig. Hope all is well! Anything interesting planned?
Working on it! But prob after summer. Hope all is well!
is it me or am I hearing brainy storm
abomination
It's still a fun game, that I really enjoy playing, but unfortunately Days of Wonder has axed the website, killed off the scenario editor and didn't reprint the campaign books, that are now sold for insane prices on the likes of Ebay. Not using the occasion of the 80th anniversary of D-Day to breathe some new life into the game by bringing out a new expansion or reprint also feels like a missed opportunity to me.
It sounds like golden needle
Just saw my JVC boomer with the one 8 inch woofer and dancing LEDs
Steve Martin’s script is being faithful to the French 1897 play Cyrano De Bergerac. Roxanne is supposed to fall for Christian even though it should be obvious that the rouse is going on and Cyrano is allowing it to happen.
Spuds playing drums was my favorite moment in the ads (which you barely mentioned). They actually had the drumsticks moving so it really looked like he was playing (although not in any shots you showed). Also the woman in the green dress in the Dick Clark interview at 3:20 is extremely familiar, like maybe she was also in a sitcom - I'm trying to place her.
I 💚 GPK!
I remember the great stores in Philly such as Bella Vista Video, Moonlight Video , South Philly Video etc. I would love to start a little rental shop that also serves great coffee.
I had one. The biggest problem I saw, is that it just wasn't any fun. It was easy to do, don't know how people got hurt on them because they were so easy, they just weren't fun after about 3 minutes. It was a very short-lived toy. The pogo stick was a much better toy IMO. My favorite 80's toys were Lego, Voltron, He-Man, and Transformers.
Oh man. remember the huge Metal Voltron toy from the 80s?!
@@NerdOutWithMe Oh yea. I bought it as an adult because I never got it as a kid. I had to play with my friends Voltron. I made it the best I could out of Legos. Then a few years ago, Lego came out with a Lego Voltron, so it combined two of my childhood favs, so I have that now. Can't bring myself to open the box though.
@@Clint_the_Audio-Photo_Guy That's awesome
I really want to mention SLOWING IT DOWN HELPS ALOT (As i was someone who could only hear Green Needle and now can hear both), Also its "Brai- n Storm" when slowed and thats why it sounds like there are 3 syllables for "Green Nee- dle" instead of the 2 for "Brain storm" That i expected
I hear black and blue dress
Better world. No crowds or late fee's. Movie is always in. 😅
9:00 not sandbox, there’s valor.
I've still got my space sets, I've been working on restoring them for the past couple of years , as I played with them a ton as a kid and many of them have broken pieces or faded prints, I'm really close to being done. It has not been cheap.
7:58 - Is that Julianne Moore?
Indeeeeed
the clasic is the best
We Gen Xers don't know how good we had it. The kids that grow up today without internet, cable, or satellite get an absolute borefest for Saturday morning television. All Edju-tainment crap, with more emphasis on the "edju". I'll take seeing a mouse blow up a cat with dynamite over watching an antelope give birth at the zoo, any day! But Gen Z will never know the joys we had!
Very nice
I will always remember him , not as a freak, but, as a goddamn good looking man. RIP