Comments by "Joe R M" (@joermnyc) on "WatchMojo.com" channel.

  1. Funny that Josh Brolin has said he liked being Thanos more than Cable... probably because Ryan Reynolds IS really Deadpool off camera.
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  2. The bigger twist in Flashpoint isn’t that Thomas Wayne is Batman, it’s that MARTHA Wayne is the freaking Joker!
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  3. Leonard’s toast to Mrs. Wolowitz was actually to her actress Carol Anne Susi, as she was basically the casts “mom” on set.
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  4. Note: dueling was previously banned in the state of New York, so Burr and Hamilton had to cross the Hudson River and fight in New Jersey.
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  5. The rest of the X-Men seeing Wade and shutting the door on him before he noticed them was hilarious.
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  6. Quagmire: “I’d hear that song anytime I was in a helicopter.” 😆
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  7. Actually Brian going Republican and then getting called out for being a serial contrarian was pretty funny.
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  8.  @jamesgatz4490  Post WWII testing in Nevada gave us a pretty good idea what happens in a nuclear blast.
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  9. Both Neo and Trinity were left in the machine city, it’s possible they were plugged in and had their bodies repaired, so the machines had both of them on standby in case the reboot that destroyed Smith did not give the system permanent stability.
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  10. “Ehhh, I too have an Uncle.” The mind of Peter Griffin is a black hole, isn’t it?
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  11. “If you play this record backwards you can hear your turntable’s needle screaming in pain.”
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  12. Lois is a terrible person, Meg was right about everything in “Seahorse Seashell Party” and it’s a shame she had to take it all back to continue being the family punching bag.
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  13. He’s not really dead, he’s just hiding under a table until we all leave.
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  14. Grogu stealing the other kid’s cookies should have been an honorable mention. “Pa-too.” nom nom nom
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  15. Reagan’s line got a laugh out of Mondale. These days the opponent would just look angry and complain about jokes. Politics is no fun anymore.
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  16. “What’s in the” (ad I can’t skip) “box?!” Thanks youtube.
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  17. I think Ronald Regan was the first to try to use Born in the USA and Bruce had to give him a hard NO. Someone should make politicians read the lyrics of the songs they want to use at campaign events.
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  18. The good news is he recorded his dialogue for the 3rd season of The Orville, so he will live on as Lieutenant Yaphit the gelatinous blob crew member.
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  19. Best villain to almost avoid this: Goldfinger, he’s got Bond on a table with a laser cutter, Bond: “Do you expect me to talk?” Goldfinger: “No Mr. Bond, I expect you to die.”
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  20. Actually while filming the Bottle Deposit scene where he’s running from the angry farmer, Wayne Knight was really struggling. It made him commit to losing a lot of weight and living healthier.
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  21. Tie: BOTH solos in “Comfortably Numb.”
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  22. Bones: the Gravedigger, who tried to kill off two of the main characters, but was finally caught, tried and convicted. Literally has her head blown off by a sniper from out of nowhere on the way to her sentencing hearing.
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  23. Star Trek II has everyone beat, it’s just one word: “KHHHHHHHHAANNNNN!!!”
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  24. Most “messages” religious people find by playing things backwards are just pareidolia, they aren’t actually real words.
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  25. Let’s just call it a 3-way tie. Neil’s writing (outside of the band) is also astounding, and he pushed drumming to new levels (to the point that when Rush toured, they wanted the live shows to sound like the albums, so while Geddy and Alex had foot pedals to add in samples of various overdubs, and Geddy also used a foot pedal synth so he could have his hands free for the bass and sing (at the same time), Neil had to sit in the middle of a massive amount of percussion gear that rotated around him! Keith and John were brilliant drummers as well, but unfortunately became victims of alcohol addiction, fueled by the rock “lifestyle” (it’s been said that Keith wrecked hotel rooms, John wrecked people).
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  26. “Unexplained fires are a matter for the courts! Canyonero!”
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  27. Jack dying lost a little bit of it’s impact when Mythbusters figured out how to save him and Rose. (Although one could argue that the situation was so chaotic, and the extreme cold meant that neither of them were in the right frame of mind to think, “Hey, let’s tie your life jacket to this door.”)
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  28. “Dad! Tom Cruise won’t come out of the closet!”
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  29. Missed one, even though 2 of his works were adapted into films, “The Silmarillion” by J.R.R. Tolkien. The stories of the creation of Middle Earth, and then the tales of 1st and 2nd ages, with a bit of extra notes on the 3rd age as well. That’s thousands of years of history, and so many characters and fantastic creatures that come and go over time. I know Amazon is trying to do a show on the 2nd age, but it remains to be seen if it will be up to par with Peter Jackson’s adaptions.
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  30. For all those saying “Why isn’t Batman #1?” It’s because Sherlock Holmes would figure out exactly who is under the cowl, laugh about it and then not tell Watson.
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  31. Same for the murders of Nicole Brown and Ron Goldman…
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  32. 90s trends making a comeback now: “We were on a break!”
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  33. The scene with Jerry and Detective Bookman had to be assembled in editing because Jerry couldn’t stop breaking character and laughing no matter how many takes they tried, so they had to use the parts that were in character.
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  34. The keep or dump Andy Kaufman thing sounds like something Andy came up with himself, he was that kind of comic.
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  35. Ron Artest wasn’t the first time players went after fans, I can’t remember exactly when, but Boston Bruins players climbed over the bench glass and went after fans once. Some tried to use their skates as weapons!
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  36. A broken hand?
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  37. 13 Days, based on the Cuban Missile Crisis. Excellent work by the two actors playing John and Bobby Kennedy.
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  38. “Pumped Up Kicks” by Foster the People. It was labeled “the song of the summer” until you started hearing the lyrics… about a school shooter who also kills his father, possibly by lighting him on fire.
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  39. Bob Barker initially refused to appear in Happy Gilmore, until he was told he wins the fight. Bob was a long time practitioner of various martial arts, and even got lessons from Chuck Norris!
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  40. Fun fact: the voice of Dormmamu is Benedict Cumberbatch. He’s arguing with himself the whole time!
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  41. Dimebag ran into Eddie Van Halen a few months before he was murdered. He asked Eddie for a copy of the bumblebee painted Frankenstrat. At Dimebag’s funeral Eddie showed up with his ORIGINAL bumblebee and had it placed in the coffin, “He was an original, and he DESERVED the original.” What an honor.😢
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  42. You missed this: John Waters is the ONLY American director to have TWO films banned in America: “Pink Flamingos” and “Female Trouble”. Both were not shown in their original form for 25 years due to nudity, sexual content, and a rather gross scene of Divine eating dog poop.
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  43. “Dog Day Afternoon” is pretty much all true, they did change the bank to a storefront in the middle of a block. The real bank was a stand alone 1 story building on a corner that wouldn’t let them film. My Aunt worked there, but after the robbery. It was on Avenue P and East 3rd street, a few blocks away from the F train… It was torn down awhile ago, now it’s a 5 over 1 (commercial first floor, residential on top of it). Also the food they ordered for the hostages wasn’t pizza, it was burgers. I believe they changed Pacino’s character’s name from John to Sonny because the real John was still alive and couldn’t make money off of his story from prison.
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  44. The Tower of London has a small garden where they estimate the executions were done. My wife got really creeped out by it when we found it… the rest of the grounds and the tower didn’t bother her at all. Well, Henry the VIII’s suit of armor with the outrageously large codpiece creeped us all out…
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  45. The “Seattle sound” was a thing for a long time before Nirvana got noticed and every record label started hunting for “the next Nirvana”, and you probably should have limited it to one song per band. You showed a clip of Mudhoney at the beginning (“Touch Me I’m Sick”), but never mentioned them again.
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  46. RIP Carrie Fisher, the show's tribute to her was beautiful, even though Peter was at the wrong funeral.
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  47. Also wrong: Al isn’t ripped like a WWE wrestler, but apparently Daniel Radcliffe is a huge gym rat, and it just adds to the parody.
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  48. The Extended versions are the ONLY versions of Lord of the Rings to watch. Disturbing fun fact: Peter Jackson told Christopher Lee to scream when Wormtongue stabbed him, but Lee said something to the effect of, “when you stab a man in the back he doesn’t scream, he gasps.” In a way that really creeped out Jackson (Lee is rumored to have been a spy and assassin in World War II.)
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  49. “Where’s my goddamn electric car Bruce?” 😂
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  50. “Mein fuhrer, I can walk!” -Dr. Stranglove [translated from German] “What’s in the bag?” -Lola Rennt And the best closing sequence: Eric Idle singing ‘Always Look on the Bright Side of Life” - The Life of Brian
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