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Mike FromOz

Thank you for making this thumbnail 😂 I am giggling my arse off right now 🤣 So, I am set down with tacos and a nice drink, ready to enjoy my guilty pleasure film. And maybe later I'll make myself a banana split, as a treat 😅

Jeff K.

This was my introduction to Chris Evans, and I admit I was initially one of the people skeptical about him being cast as Cap because in the early part of his career he kinda developed an onscreen persona that was cocky, snide, and just kind of a popular jock asshole (with redeeming qualities), all of which fly in the face of what Steve Rogers is all about.

Jeff K.

I can’t be the only one who was wondering, “Is George gonna do it? Is he gonna have the thumbnail be his face on Chris Evans walking away at the end of the banana split scene?” This one is probably better from a “not risking getting demonetized on YouTube for nudity” standpoint…

TheLeftPecOfTheLord

Well that thumbnail isn’t gonna leave my nightmares now 😂 it’s perfect

Roy A

I've never been more nervous to watch a reaction before.

Jedi Lounger

1000 Splendid Suns is a very difficult read. If either of you want something that is much more fun to read, I finished King Sorrow by Joe Hill a few weeks ago, and it is incredible. it came out in late October. I am now reading the Dungeon Crawler Carl series by Matt Dinniman. I am having lots of fun with them. King Sorrow will be adapted, it's way too awesome to not be, and DCC is being adapted as of last year.

JakeyShakeyBakeyBoy

Been a good spell since checking this out but shows how much fun this 90s sub-genre was. There’s a lot of references to “Can’t Hardly Wait” which is in this guy’s top movies that could count for nostalgia value that may or may not hold up well but will still recommend anyways haha. Fun watch as usual, legends!

cincassette

did you guys watch cruel intentions before this one? if so, i might wait until tomorrow to watch them in order 🤔

UnSafeStu

Nice little Almost Famous reference in this one. Remind to bring it up on the next poll.

Jeff K.

Yes, they mentioned in a post that they did actually watch Cruel Intentions first and just have it second on the schedule this week, even though they’ve watched it before this.

Lanny Stanfield

You might know this already, but Areola was played by one of the original Power Rangers. She definitely was brave.

Robert Cooper

The thing with Lacey Chabert isn't about Mean Girls, she's a play on Jennifer Love Hewitt from Can't Hardly Wait... And she was the little kid with Hewitt in Party of Five.

Jeff K.

Such an amazing film, though I wonder how hard it is to get on YouTube because of the absolutely epic soundtrack.

Cartoons ReAct

The movies I think there were direct references and there is no reaction(and George hasn't seen them) are Rudy Varsity Blues Can't Hardly Wait Never been Kissed Bring it On

PureGonzo

Yup, you nailed them all.

beefjerkywizard

Can't Hardly Wait would be a fun reaction. I once watched it three times in a row... mainly because I had a broken femur and couldn't get up to change tapes and luckily my VCR had auto rewind and playback. Those were the days lol

WhiteHawk

Timing was off on this one, movie was later than the reaction by fair amount.

redthorne1129

The most day-ruining fact I could think of... The actress who plays Amanda Becker (Lacey Chabert) was also the voice of Meg from Family Guy for the first season, until Mila Kunis took over after. :D

Katzchen1984

When I saw the title... I KNEW that Simone would somehow be in the whipped creme scene LOL

Korpse

Varsity Blues will clear up quite a few jokes in this one lol

nj

also a nod to lucas with corey haim and winona ryder.

Jeff K.

The football stuff with Marty has to have also been a reference to the movie Lucas, too (Corey Haim/Charlie Sheen ‘80s movie about a bullied kid who ends up on the football team… haven’t seen it in literal decades so that’s about the extend of my recollection).

redthorne1129

OMG true...I dunno, it's hearing S1 Meg say "I give them handjobs!" gives me the weirds a little XD

JBK405

Thers was a time in the mid-'00s where I watched this film over and over, because it was one of the only DVDs that I and my roommate owned. I went through all of the stages: Loving it then hating it then loving it again. Chyler Leigh is incredibly talented. After this movie I most know her from the "Supergirl" TV series, and she does good work with the material they give her, but the overall show was so shoddy that I couldn't keep watching it.

Lycowolf

"Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story" and "They Came Together" are also really great spoofs worth checking out

Roy A

I'm really glad you both liked this. I was thinking you could do a poll for sports movies. If so, maybe put the following: Rudy - Never saw it myself, but it has Sean Astin. BASEketball - A satire of sports in general. Made by the guys who created South Park. Varsity Blues - Pretty much all the football stuff in Not Another Teen Movie is a reference to Varsity Blues. I haven't seen it in about 20 years, but I remember really liking it.

Nathan Jasper

Possibly my second-favorite spoof film. original Naked Gun is probably my favorite however Loaded Weapon 1 is tied with it. And Hot Shots. Glad you liked it!

Robert Elliott

This is very good humor. Didn’t know it was Chris Evan’s first movie but another great early movie he starred in was Cellular. Should check it out.

Jeff K.

Some other spoof/satire/comedy suggestions so I'll throw another one out there that's an absolute masterpiece: Wet Hot American Summer

dieselbeast

I wanted to say something but I hate sounding like I'm complaining lol but I appreciate ya for saying something

Cinebinge

oh god no please always tell us. we use the count down sync as a point of when to start the movie, however due to discord lag, our responses to each other with that sync is never identical in every recording, theres always some random amount of latency. sometimes a video has to start a full second after "play" is said on camera, sometimes its right as the word is said, and other times, one of our footage needs to be adjusted slightly "off-sync" to feel right. a lot of variables, a lot of chances to miss it in the edit.

Robert Davenport

I came here to say the exact same thing. The football stuff is mostly Varsity Blues with a little bit of "Rudy" sprinkled in. I would love reactions to Varsity Blues and Rudy.

Matrim

You should absolutely watch Varsity Blues. Don’t know who would have said it’s a mixed bag, but it’s pretty goddamned solid.

Happy Hanukkah

Maybe follow this up with a more wholesome Mia Kirshner film: Exotica (1994).

Victor Fiegel

Bottoms (2023) Football scenes reminded me of it. So good! Highest of recommendations, Simone will love it!

Jean-Dominic Lapointe

I’m glad you enjoyed the movie despite not having all the references Mister “I enjoyed the movie despite not having all the references”

Seahag

Austin(the cocky blonde guy) always makes me think of Zapp Brannigan in this movie. Also the movie with the three “mean girls” is actually referencing Jawbreaker, but it aged well in that regard. Speaking of, I DEFINITELY recommend Jawbreaker. Technically a teen movie, but it doesn’t fit the rest(it’s considered a black comedy crime film). Also I think I’ve only seen like two other people react to it, so that would be pretty cool. Lastly, Sugar and Spice is another absurd comedy film set in highschool you could watch that I don’t see get much recognition.

ShittyShittyGameGang

I think they were meaning the actor is in Mean Girls, she's Gretchen, the fetch girl, her father invented toaster strudel. I think Simone recognized that her character was supposed to be Jennifer Love Hewitt in Can't Hardly Wait.

ShittyShittyGameGang

I think Jawbreaker too, the mean girls in this were probably a reference to that when they weren't being a reference to Bring It On.

akaTheBAY-AY-RON

Simone woke up one day knowing she had to paint a room and just decided "Nah... I'm going to raw-dog this. No music. No podcast. Just alone with my thoughts" like a champ LOL.

Jonathan Eaton

I completely forgot about the reference to John Cusack's Better Off Dead (1985). I would to see a reaction to that one.

Vengeance

I absolutely love all the background commentary during the party and school hallway scenes. “That’s gonna stain!”

Dan

I vote for Simone going into Project Hail Mary (the movie) blind instead of reading the book first, or even watching the trailer. I think the movie will probably be excellent and do the book justice - and follow it quite closely. This is based on the choice of script-writer, the involvement of the author, what's already been hinted by the author, and the impressions to the footage (beyond the trailer) that has been shown at events but not made completely public yet. I'm sure a lot of people watching the movie (myself included) will have read the book first and I'm still expecting it to be a great watch, but I think it'd be really great to see a true first-time reaction to certain of the events in the story.

Jeff K.

For sure. I'm resisting the urge to drop a couple of the names. One in particular because that person didn't become famous until well after the movie so I never even realized they were in it until rewatching years later, when I was like, "Holy shit, that's [redacted]!" (You can probably guess who I'm talking about because, based on where that person's career is now, you'd probably never have expected them to start out in a movie like Wet Hot) The Netflix series they did, Wet Hot American Summer: Ten Years Later is hilarious as well.

Jeff K.

I listened to the audiobook on a cross-country drive from Boston to Dallas this past summer, with only a vague idea of what it was about. I'm still not sure what I thought about the book, though. I loved the premise. Loved pretty much all of the first half. And then things just kinda... started going downhill for me, personally, especially in the final act and with the ending. Still gonna be super curious to see the movie, though. Gosling pretty much only hits home runs. Definitely would advise people who don't want to be spoiled to avoid the trailer, though, since it gives away way, way, wayyyyyyy too much.

Jeff K.

What's the Better Off Dead reference? I must have missed it. But definitely recommend that G&S watch that, as well as One Crazy Summer for another cult classic John Cusack '80s movie.

Jeff K.

I unironically really enjoy that movie, even if it is also the basis for one of my favorite episodes of the podcast How Did This Get Made ever (just re-listened to that episode earlier this week, in fact). Actually, that movie is kinda like Not Another Teen Movie in one sense (aside from both Chris Evans and Eric Christian Olsen being in both movies): both should be mediocre and generic at best, but the casts of both films are so universally good that it elevates the material and creates movies that, in lesser hands with worse casts, could have easily wound up being dogshit.

Jeff K.

Love Loaded Weapon 1. And not just for the unmotivated butt-in-the-moonbeams walk.

Jeff K.

I'd love to see them do FNL the TV series to witness the greatest married couple in television history. And because it's just a great show. And yeah, definitely would recommend Varsity Blues, too, since that movie is pretty much literally "Friday Night Lights, but brought to you by MTV" (since FNL, the movie, was based on a book, with the TV show obviously being fictionalized and "inspired" by the book, for those who are unaware it actually was a nonfiction book originally).

Jeff K.

Dewey Cox is so damn good. And apparently John C. Reilly is going to be doing a Dewey Cox music tour in 2027 to celebrate the movie's 20th anniversary.

Jeff K.

Yeah, I would imagine it'd be jarring to see Steve Rogers in a rauncy teen comedy after the MCU. But man, this movie is just a reminder that Chris Evans has some really terrific comedic timing and line delivery. I'd love to see him get back into doing more comedy. Although that would require comedies to actually still get made, which does not seem to be the case anymore.

Jeff K.

Can't Hardly Wait is pretty terrific. It feels like every generation gets their own "last night of high school" coming-of-age movie, where everything takes place around one place/party/night. Can't Hardly Wait was basically that for my generation, as a member of the high school class of '99. And it has a really strong cast. I can't fully remember, but I'm pretty sure that's actually the movie I was watching when the clock hit midnight on New Year's Eve for Y2K.

DasBigUn

the BEST reaction in this movie (or at least up in the top 3) is the "never been kissed" one

Neumann

sidebar: george hasnt seen bring it on? throw it on a poll! lol

DasBigUn

also, there are a huge amount of these tips of spoof if you both just need a "HAHAHAHAHAHA, IMMA PISS MYSELF!!!" comedy (cause, for the most part, they are as funny as this one)

Zipper

The actor, who played Bud on the Cosby Show, plays a character based on Dulé Hill’s Character from She’s all That. Gus was always mistaken as Bud from Cosby Show.

Mr.Crowwave

Still holds up after all this time. I think this my have been the last good spoof movie until Naked Gun (2025). Also seeing Chris Evans and Eric Christian Olsen mean I gotta recommend Cellular again as their both in it. You don't get many chances to bring this one up as it feels widely forgotten about, even with have Chris Evans in it. It's a pretty good and cheesy early 2000s action comedy. Also if George needs more comedies got to recommend both Beavis and Butt-Head movies

Derek McCasky

One cameo that wasn’t mentioned is the dad from Ferris Bueller plays Jake’s dad in this

WhiteHawk

Cheers for fixing, I’ve seen a few in the past where I didn’t say anything as they weren’t as bad as this one, but I appreciate the logistics of it not being all that straight forward. My only recommendation would be to do a very quick skim through to a few points to see if it lines up well before upload but I don’t know every detail of your process, so.

Tyler Foster

10 Things I Hate About You has long been a top 10 most-wanted reaction from you. Great movie.

Tyler Foster

The unrequited best friend gets knocked down by a bunch of paperboys yelling "Two dollars!"

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from what i remember from the deleted scenes on the DVD, Areola ( the foreign exchange girl) always had a different foreign accent when she spoke.

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also the same actor that played in "varsity blues" also played his spoof character in "not another teen movie"( fat foot ball player getting the concussions).

Jayson Phillips

Janey is Supergirl's sister in the Supergirl series. So many Teen movie refrences!

Polecat21

Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story

Joseph Tamburo

This was a very fun reaction. I do hope you get to Varsity Blues and Bring It On someday as I think those will be very enjoyable to watch.

Mr.Crowwave

Damn, you're totally right how could I forget Black Dynamite and Popstar. My brain was stuck on Date Movie, Meet the Spartans and Epic Movie

Angel Baby

Gotta react to varsity blues and up in smoke

Ken

I also need to say that you should add Varsity Blues to future polls. If for no other reason than to find the inspiration for Jakes whip cream bikini. There are many movies that were spoofed in this film but they pulled more from Varsity Blues than any other movie.

Jeff K.

Plus, they've seen multiple Amy Smart movies relatively recently (Road Trip, Rat Race) so in addition to Varsity Blues being a really solid movie, it's another from the Amy Smart era (in which me, and other like-minded heterosexual guys in their late teens/early 20s, absolutely fell in love with her).

Jeff K.

Found the Psych fan. And I'm giving that Psych fan a virtual high five.

Jeff K.

Oh dang, I clearly haven't watched this movie in full in ages because I have no recollection of that (just watched the YT edit here and don't recall that being in that reaction cut). Better Off Dead is so good. "This is pure snow!"

Sean Hennessy

The team Dr was H Jon Benjamin, the voice on Bob's burgers and many other things. This is one of his rare screen jobs.

Will Sofer

God. Epic Movie. What a pile of dog vomit. Appropriate that the movie was the end of Kevin Sorbo’s career.

Will Sofer

I know George will appreciate Eliza Dushku. Including for her acting ability. Might even finally convince him to watch Buffy.

Dustin Duvall

That reaction was a ten, a ten, an effing ten

Dee Aitch

Varsity Blues, although the whipped cream bikini is funny without context. Pretty in Pink 10 Things I Hate About You Better Off Dead Ultimately, the Cruel Intentions was probably the most key one to watch just to understand jokes. I mean the "Can't Hardly Wait" reference was really just the song playing over a slow motion walk in (of Lacey Chabert instead of her Party of Five co-star Love Hewitt).

Dee Aitch

He may have meant just it's a mixed bag on whether or not it's needed to appreciate the jokes beforehand. I mean as far as quality I'd vote for every other parodied movie (except for "Rudy") over it.

UnlicensedOkie

Watching the reaction now. George, that author you spoke up at the beginning. I’ve ready another one of his books. The Kite Runner. It’s a really good book that has some really dark subject matter in it as well. I read it in college. Really good book, but some parts are hard to get through. I’d recommend it.

Nathan Jasper

He had a bit in Parks and Rec as well :)

Brandon Meng

The two movies that were referenced here that you haven't reacted to on your channel but should really watch: Can't Hardly Wait and Almost Famous (I am a golden god!).

Jeromy M

Don't forget Dutchess! aka Sterling Archer

Bill Roland

The moment you said that you were expecting a sex comedy like American Pie, my reaction was "They are not ready for this."

sb

George and Simone briefly allowing poop for parody sake. George understanding and accepting the movie's awareness of gratuitous poop in 90,s comedies until a shit spewing toilet plunged through the ceiling..I laughed sooooo hard....The looks on their faces................PRICELESS.

Nabikon

Also, if you like Randy Quaid you should watch Freaked (1993). He's excellent in it!

Matt O'Keefe

Chyler Leigh was a drug addict. Then she found religion and got over the drugs. Good for her. She is very cute in this. My friend went to college with Mia Kirshner. They went to McGill University in Montreal. I do not remember what he said about her except that they were friends.

Dan

Is that after reading/listening to the book or just based on the trailer alone?

Kev

The blonde best friend is Eric Christian Olsen. He's in another movie called Fired Up! (2009) which is a movie you probably couldn't remake today but it's a hilarious 2000s comedy. Worth adding to the list for sure. lol

rictus grin

this pulls from teen comedies right back to the 80's with films like porkies

rictus grin

i think you would both enjoy the great dark comedy Drop Dead Gorgeous

Jonas

Lacey Chabert was wearing the same outfits as Jennifer Love Hewitt in Can't Hardly Wait. They were co-stars in Party of FIve which went off the air only a year before this movie came out. She's basically playing her former coworker.

Jeff K.

I understood that reference!

Jeff K.

He also had a voice role in Wet Hot American Summer, which I recommended in this comments section and I will not to mention what his role is because… well… it would not make the slightest bit of sense out of context.

Jordan Hampton

Liked the book chat at the start, would be great to hear more about what books you've both been reading.

gfixler

I think the football player who gets torn in half after getting the touchdown is a reference to the film Lucas (1986), starring Corey Haim (Lucas), Charlie Sheen, and Winona Ryder. Bit of an unknown classic, I think.

gfixler

How tf did I never put together all the Dwight Schultz characters? I knew them all, too. Mind-blowing.

gfixler

Great info. This movie had a lot of Easter eggs. I didn't notice in my previous couple of watchings the hot dog sign in the cafeteria, until Simone pointed it out. I also love the sign behind the cheerleaders (when arguing about stealing their routine) that says " CHEERLEADERS PUT THE CHEERLEADER IN CHEERLEADER."

gfixler

He also had a great, staring role in an episode of Star Trek: Short Treks (2018-2020), which they should definitely check out after Discovery (so, way in the future). They're really well-produced shorts, that are like takes on Trek, starring people from Discovery, but each is its own little, standalone story. They're sort of allowed to follow their own rules, so they can be really fun and surprising. They each have their own feel, and some are even a little bit Dark Mirrorresque. I think there are only 2 seasons, and 10 total episodes, and like 10-15 minutes each, so you can blast through them in 1-2 sittings.

TomGas2025

Well...Cap was youbg and needed the money...🤣🤣🤣

Jimmie V

An amazing romantic parody film you guys would love is "They Came Together" which is mostly built around Simone's favorite, "You've Got Mail."

Kenny Shoulders

One hilarious thing from this movie I’ll never forget. Is when this came out I actually went to school with a girl named Amanda Becker too. Am she even looked like the girl but with blonde hair. Everybody stopped when she would walk in a room as a joke.

Truth

Mia Kirshner is a great actress. Very versatile. She was in 24 which is one of the best shows ever made alongside Kiefer Sutherland. I would love you guys to react to that. Would be epic.

dieselbeast

In my opinion this is best parody/spoof film ever period. Aside from all the ridiculousness, there were times where you could see Simone genuinely engaged like if it was a serious drama romantic film, this film was engaging unlike so many other parody films, I love this film!

Anamondaris

The kids on bikes towards the end saying “two dollars” are from a great John Cusack movie titled Better Off Dead

John Smith

Was that part of the deleted scenes? That's so strange - I remembered it being part of the movie proper and came here to comment on that fact. I remember her getting together with the kid from Freaks and Geeks (the one pretending to be Asian) at the prom. I also remember a short scene with Janey dancing on a table at the party (a parody of Julia Stiles in Save the Last Dance). Malik (the token black guy) says something like, "Go ahead, Janey, just like I taught you." even though they'd never interacted before that.

Douglas Roelofs

Most of the cast reprised their roles for the Marilyn Manson music video for Tainted Love, you can watch it on YouTube.

Tanx

Hehe funny that you watched Cruel Intentions after this since it was a big part of the spoof. Another one they parodied with the younger group was Can't Hardly Wait (Jennifer Love Hewitt played the prom queen type roll and focus of the MC's obsession. The slow motion shot was a spoof of how she was shot in this movie). They also did quite a few that I don't think you have reacted to like Jawbreaker, Can't Buy Me Love, License to Drive, Rudy(football movie based on a true story with Sean Astin. Basically the big inspirational movie for every single kid that played sports growing up in the 90s. You showed this movie to your team before any big game and they were motivated the entire season), Lucas (nerdy kid plays football, parodied with the kid getting bisected in this movie), and Varsity Blues was another huge part of the the parody in this one.

Amelie W

I can relate to George's reading experience, I'm currently having a second try at NK Jemisin's Broken Earth series that I also put down cause it made me too angry. With telling inscriptions like "For all those who have to fight for the respect everyone else is given without question" and "To those who have no choice but to prepare their children for the battlefield," it's a fantastical story but a little too real for a sheltered white girl; so it seems important to read. And yeah, one of the greater parody movies, surprising everyone. I think the only weak bit in the detention scene that seems to lean mostly on "Look we got Paul Gleason to play principal Vernon again!" Otherwise it's just supersaturated with jokes, much needed deconstructions of teen movie tropes, and never losing sight of its coherent plot and characters. Funny thing I only noticed today, maybe the eighth time I've seen the movie: Austin (Jake's buddy) repeating his lines to himself every time he notices nobody thinks he's as funny as he thinks.

Zipper

Rancho Carne High is San Diego State

James Denham

I can't believe Simone didn't notice the school they were at.

John Smith

Do you mean the scene where they were outside of Sunnydale High?

Tim

A few References you MAY have missed. 1. Varsity Blues - Ron Lester who played Reggie Ray was Billy Bob, the same actor in both movies. MANY of his references are direct from his character on VB. The whipped cream bikini is a VERY VERY VERY famous scene for Ali Larter (Final Destination 1&2). The entire football storyline, and the coach is spoofing Jon Voight as well. 2. Can't Hardly Wait - The three guys (sad virgins) and the pool scene and Melissa Joan Hart is a direct pull. There is an envelope that says Amanda played by Lacey Chabert spoofing "Jennifer Love Huge Tits". 🤣 - Lacey was the first Meg Griffin before Mila Kunis in season 2. 3. There are sooo many quick references that you missed too, but I'd have to go back and rewatch to remember all of them. (It didn't ruin your experience, but a few scenes would have made more sense) 4. Catherine - I had a huge crush on Mia Kirshner when she had a recurring role on 24, starting around this time. You should really watch both of the above movies. They are 90s teen lure. Loved the reaction!!

Refold

Ah you missed one of my favorite jokes in the whole thing about how her mom died.

Vwlss Nvwls

I love all the hidden jokes throughout the movie, like when they were running to get to Jainie and you see in the background a t.v. repair shop called "Spicolis" which is a reference from Fast Times at Ridgemont High. And even, in the same scene, when the door is locked on the best friend, it is a reference from Risky Business. But there are so so so many others. This was obviously a project done by people who loved all those 80s and 90s teen movies.