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FULL-LENGTH REACTION: Clue (1985) (Patreon)

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2024-01-06 23:00:08
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Sometimes there are movies that are just completely fun and enjoyable from start to finish. That was our experience while watching Clue! 

Here is the unedited, full-length version of our reaction, and we would love it if you watched along with us. Definitely be sure to let us know your thoughts about the film if you do. I've provided the unblurred version up top via Streamable (just click the photo thumbnail), and the link for the blurred YouTube version can be found here: https://youtu.be/hiBeA9k4R6Y. For those watching the YouTube version, remember that you'll need your own copy of the movie to sync up.

Thanks as always for your incredible support, and I hope you have a great rest of the day/night!

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Radiodanoo

Oh hell yes! I was worried you'd already seen this. I'm so excited to watch this movie again

Calbah

If you saw this in the theater, you only got one ending. If you wanted to see all three, you had to see the movie again. The endings were labelled A, B, and C to avoid spoilers. Carrie Fisher was originally cast as Miss Scarlet, but she had to pull out because she was going to rehab. Lee Ving who played Mr. Boddy was the frontman for the 1970s/80s hardcore punk band, Fear (the band has never stopped existing, but that's the era I associate it with). He acted in several things in the 80s, but the only one that comes to mind is that he played a strip club manager in Flashdance. They actually have been trying to remake this for over a decade. I know at one point Ryan Reynolds was involved. Not sure if he still is though. Fingers crossed that it's decent if it ever gets out of development hell.

Calbah

Also, the game definitely came first. It's from the 1940s.

Radiodanoo

Knives Out was more heavily inspired by what I would consider to be the far more complicated, eccentric, and puzzling Whodunnits written by the famed Agatha Christie. Although clue was very popular and I do very much enjoy the movie, it certainly wasn't as much inspired by her works, although Knives Out definitely was. That's just my two cents on the matter anyways.

David vs. Film
>>126346555

My mind is swimming from all this great trivia!! You know how much I love these kind of bts details. I am ESPECIALLY grateful for the part about the endings. That's really interesting! Thank you

David vs. Film
>>126378680

I respect that! Specifically something like Murder on the Orient Express, right? I always loved that one. Clue felt more fun/funny to me, and I guess that's why I just knee-jerk thought of Knives Out.

Radiodanoo
>>126378680

Murder on the orient express is probably her best known work, yes lol. I loved the poirot tv series too, I watched them a lot in high school with my father. Anyways lol I see what you mean with the humor element, yeah. Now that I'm thinking about it, I think the Pink Panther movies also had a similar vibe too?

David vs. Film
>>126378680

You know what? I've never seen The Pink Panther. I am familiar with it though- Peter Sellers, the iconic theme music. We have a running joke in our household because Marc has seen shockingly so few movies, but the ones he HAS seen are never what I'd expect. One of those is Pink Panther lol.