Comments by "Kris Frederick" (@krisfrederick5001) on "WatchMojo.com" channel.

  1. The fact that Dave recorded the first Foot Fighters album alone after Kurt died...in the same studio Nirvana recorded their last song, is haunting. I hope he can come back from this.
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  2. He just got tired of being only known for that. If he hated it he wouldn't have written it and recorded it.
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  3. "When the F*CK did we get ice cream?!" I hated that movie but I just died. 🍦👀
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  4. "It is better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to talk and remove all doubt...” -Mark Twain
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  5. X-Men: The Last Stand...I wouldn't say bad but just a let down. I never bothered to see the Dark Phoenix. I was raised on X-Men as a child so...that speaks volumes.
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  6. This sounds more like "Top 10 Video Console Editions That the Narrator Couldn't Get Their Hands On."
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  7. "Lets hide in the attic" "No, in the basement" "Why can't we just get in that running car??" "Are you CRAZY? Lets hide behind the chainsaws" -Geico
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  8. The only reason Gordon gets so frustrated is because he cares.
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  9. The first X-Men cartoon pilot episode was cancelled/rejected...Ironically Wolverine had an Australian accent. But then we all know what happened later...
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  10. One thing I would NEVER refer to the kids in America as is "sheltered..." not us in the 90's. Funny how the violence in America is blamed on video games, while we get the PG versions.
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  11. I swear to god I thought I was watching an SNL skit debate with Alec Baldwin. "Debating with Trump is like playing chess with a pigeon. He flaps his wings, flips all the pieces, sh*ts on the board and then he boasts about having won the game" Do you want a President that has never met anyone ever and that knows nothing about anything? Even Dick Cheney had another change of heart 💙 This being 9/11 lets unite again.
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  12. The 90's were the best time to be a kid in literally every way...music, movies, cartoons, toys, video games. The last decade of innocence...
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  13. A shame this Generation doesn't even know what In Living Color was, or The Kids in the Hall.
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  14. Weird Al personally called Kurt while they were on the set of SNL, not only did he get to hear it he's the one who approved it. "That's when I knew we had made it..." Some people only think of the dark side of Kurt Cobain, not his amazing sense of humor, it's a crying shame.
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  15. I wish Beavis and Butt-Head were narrating this...
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  16. The fact that Jim Carrey released The Mask, Ace Ventura AND Dumb and Dumber in the same year is insane. That's more success than most people's entire careers. Imagine being the director and just taking him off the leash!
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  17. The Cyberdemon scared the shit out us as kids playing D00M II when it first came out. The second secret Wolfenstein level was a nasty surprise.
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  18. John Hammond: "Don't worry, I'm not making the same mistakes again..." Dr. Ian Malcolm: "No, you're making all new ones..." If everyone made the right decisions in movies, no one would watch them 🦖👀
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  19. Terminator 2's ending was a tearjerker for sure...Over a machine. That's where the series ended for me. At least they didn't make a Titanic sequel.
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  20. I felt Sonic was just inspired by Super Saiyan's...
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  21. I love how they root the problem of Homer's domestic violence as a child with him still being the offender, and not the victim of child abuse. #5 is my favorite Grandpa moment.
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  22. Dave Grohl is a Legend that knows it, but you'd never know it.
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  23. I'm completely bias and completely right...the late 80's-90's were the best time to be a kid. Music, movies, video games, cartoons, literally everything. P.S. Prank calling is a lost art, it was a rush.
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  24. The early 90's were the most amazing time to be a kid. Music, movies, cartoons and video games. I may be biased but I'm also right.
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  25. Absolutely Downfall...First of all, very few have dared to portray Hitler in film beyond the portrait on the wall or desk of a general. The fact that the Germans themselves did this adds a certain potency that I don't think anyone could have achieved. They're owning up to it, a brutal admission of guilt in film. Sometimes you forget you're watching a movie and not a documentary. Or even in the room yourself. The overwhelming sense of dread and impending doom feels like a led blanket. Some criticize this for "Humanizing Hitler" but that's the point. The Nazis weren't imaginary monsters. They were Humans who did monstrous things. Never Forget.
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  26. Pearl Jam "Black" The first time I heard it after the end of a relationship, I was in tears. Nirvana "Where Did You Sleep Last Night?" Chills every single time...Opine
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  27. I remember eating my TMNT cereal, out of my Leonardo bowl, in my TMNT pajamas playing the TMNT Nintendo game or watching the cartoon on Saturday mornings. Epic 🍕🐢🐢🐢🐢
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  28. "Downfall" is absolutely stunning. Few films have ever portrayed Hitler on screen beyond just the portrait on the wall of generals desk. It's so intimate you forget you're watching a film and not a documentary, or even in the room yourself. The fact that it was actually made by the Germans themselves lends it an authenticity that can't be matched by anyone else, almost an admission of guiltiness. It's on par with Saving Private Ryan in every way. "When Trumpets Fade" is also great, BUT it had the misfortune of being released the same year as SPR. We have to mention Band of Brothers, it's not just a show, it's a 12 hour SPR.
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  29. All jokes aside. Watch Bowling for Columbine. Again. Unfortunately things went the wrong way, Matt Stone has a great interview.
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  30. "Your Mom goes to College" -Napoleon Dynamite. The best and worst insult at the same time 😂
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  31. It's in no way a blooper, but I find it heartwarming that they found a way to reunite John Candy and Macaulay Culkin in another classic movie in a ridiculous way.
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  32. You're not alone, I have a hard time dividing the 2000's into decades. It has just been continuous.
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  33. "Oh, here's the problem, it was set to Evil" -Random Simpsons character
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  34. Electing Donald Trump
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  35. I'm struggling to understand what any interview with Anna Nicole would be about...and Oprah being obsessed with size, THAT'S Rich
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  36. Macaulay Culkin for sure. BUT yes and no? We all grow up and look different.
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  37. For me, it would be Barry in Resident Evil with "Whoa, This hall is dangerous!" despite the fact that the hall is one of only a few rooms in the entire mansion with no danger...at all.
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  38. FREE LIFEEHACK: The key to reboots of already great films is pretending they never happened 👍🏼
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  39. I loved Sam Goody and Suncoast as a kid, those were the destinations at the Mall...and Spencer's...and the Arcade. R.I.P. Malls Honorable mentions: Children's Palace and Kay-Bee Toys
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  40. Everyone rips on the movie with Dolph Lundgren, I thought it was great as kid.
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  41. Honorable mention: Martha Generic, Bobby's World. "Dontcha know Bobbo?" 😂
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  42. "A band needs to practice, in our opinion, at least 5 times a week if the band ever expects to accomplish anything." -Kurt Cobain
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  43. Se7en. Brilliant and you only need to see it once. It leaves a lead blanket on your soul
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  44. “And these children that you spit on as they try to change their worlds are immune to your consultations. They're quite aware of what they're going through.” David Bowie, The Breakfast Club. This quote is as timeless as the film itself. As these cliché's persist. Don't you forget about this.🎵
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  45. Mr. Burns: "You know, Smithers, I think I'll donate a million dollars to the local orphanage. When pigs fly." [they laugh and a pig flies by the window, they look at one another] Smithers: "Will you be donating that million dollars now, sir?" Mr. Burns: "No, I'd still prefer not" It's morally debatable whether or not shooting Mr. Burns was a bad thing...🐖 💨
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  46. "Your scientists were so pre-occupied with whether or not they COULD they didn't stop to ask if they SHOULD." -Dr. Ian Malcolm
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  47. "Practice makes perfect but nobody's perfect, so why practice?" -Also Kurt Cobain
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  48. When Winters tries to go in against orders, and then sends LT. Speirs in he more than put his money where his mouth is. One of my favorite moments of the series. When he goes into relieve Dike of command, that scene is stunning every single time. And when Buck's helmet hits the ground, it's as Earth shattering as the German artillery. "Were you a hero in the War Grandpa? Grandpa says no, but I served in a company of heroes" Near tears every time. Currahee ♠
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  49. Eternal Sunshine is one of my favorite movies that seemingly no one talks about. Well done Mojo
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  50. As an 80-90's kid going to the Mall used to be an EVENT. The Food Court, the arcade. Pointing and clicking isn't the same. I will ALWAYS be a KB Toys, Suncoast, Spencer's, Toys R' Us kid
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