He is a legend I was pissed he was attacked in New York city

I'm traumatized by it as well. It made me cry so hard when I was little, and still does. Can't watch the Scorpion scene ever again

“Land Before Time” did it for me as a kid. I feel your pain!

Hahaha lol.

For me it was "Bambi"...

I can forgive an Australian not being an expert on Canadian T.V. but everyone should at least be aware of Strange Brew.

@@johnthesavage381 I gotta take a leak so bad I can taste it - Bob McKenzie

@@johnthesavage381 God, I haven't thought about Strange Brew in decades. That the was the movie that introduced Americans to the word "hoser".

I loved SCTV. All way down in Dallas, we were able to watch it as a kid. great show!

@@matthill5426 Not only Americans cause I saw it years ago in Europe. First time I ever heard the word "Hoser" and the frequent use of "a" at the end of most sentences.

John Candy and Chevy Chase would've nailed the role and not only was Candy offered the Szalinski role but he was also offered the role of Louis Tully for Ghostbusters which eventually went to Moranis.

The show was ok but the adjacent playground was epic

The “mice” and the dog “sneeze” at the end was the worst lol

That was at Disneyland also. I saw it when I was young.

@@NuttyRageGaming Epcot is at Disney World, noob.

I liked it. Of course I went when I was 10 years old.

JacobDreamWorks921. I haven't watch this movies till I was 9!Even back than I was watching Mouse Hunt,Mask of the Phantasm and Cool World!

Wow that long, its as old as me, this is a childhood CLASSIC n his honey i blew up the kid.

Hey, btw, the name "grounded" is an name for a video game

god forbid a snake, lizard or owl spotted them!!

But there were no Bedbugs in the grass in the film.

Oh yes that would be awesome

Mine was the part where he almost eats nick.

I always thought the oatmeal creme pie was an oreo, in my mind.. was also wondering if what they used was originally supposed to be an oreo by nabisco, but with budgeting costs, it went down to Little Debbies oatmeal cream pie.. some food for thought..

WHO WOULDN'T WANNA EAT A GIANT COOKIE.

You needed more reasons to hate scorpions?

That scorpion gave me nightmares as a kid! Seriously, nope!

@@EntertainmentFan11 Even though I seriously doubt a real ant would have befriended them but instead considered them food for the collective hive mind. I know, I know, just a movie.

Same here dude. I was around 7-8 when this movie released, I still get teary eyed when Antie dies. He saved the kids lives.

Refuse to watch the movie period because of that.

I thought that looked like her.

And Matt Frewer was Pestilence in Supernatural

Awesome movie a favourite of mine and many other kids in the

Ment to write 80s

Amen. Still a classic. Excellent acting and mind blowing special effects. Most impressive

Sunbury PA? Wow I live near there.

@@flightofthebumblebee9529 Victoria, Australia mate.

I would give anything to go back to 1989 myself. Good Times!!

@@joshbrucemellis6481 did u fuck shit

@@flightofthebumblebee9529 I fucked up shit ha! Does that count?

Joe Blow i am suprised they allowed that in the movie. it wasn't that he died but it was violent. even as a grown man now i am shocked it was allowed.

The scorpion was the worst part, let alone the ant being killed by that thing.

I haven’t seen the film in about 25 years...but the second I saw Antie I remembered he died and how traumatizing it was for me as a kid lol

I cried and have had a personal vendetta against scorpions ever since... Except in Mortal Kombat lol

I cry

If they don't include that frickin' scorpion scene, I'll gladly see it. That thing gave me nightmares!

I agree, you just can't get the same feeling with CGI as you can with practical effects.

Exactly. Like he said, for some reason they feel the need to remake every damn movie that doesn't need to be remade. Why can't they just leave good, classic movies be?

@@jeremiahallyn4603 You could say that the remakes are a way to introduce classic films to a new, modern generation.

@@EntertainmentFan11 It would be like introducing someone to a new pizzeria, and giving them re-warmed leftovers instead of fresh. Hollyweird has imprisoned itself within it's own political correctness prison. Creativity, fresh ideas, and originality are smothered and stifled in such an atmosphere. It's a mental prison, hence they keep rehashing old plots. Comedy is typically making fun of other people's differences and people used to laugh because it didn't bother them but they're programmed to get 'triggered' now. It's also because the entire film industry is losing money. (See above for one of many reasons.)

you're only 13, what''s back then for you is a week ago.

@@KingDecahedron LMAO!

I do noticed Blondes like to dyed their hair Red and vice versa.

Plus, Redheads hair can change colors. I've seen that happen with two redheads in my life and yeah, it's weird. My girlfriend's hair changes with the seasons.

@@coreym162 The more sun and chlorine hair can be exposed to the lighter it can become. My brown hair used to turn almost blonde as a kid when I'd be in the pool all day during the summer: www.bustle.com/articles/163122-why-does-hair-get-lighter-in-the-summer-its-not-just-from-the-sun

Mee too😘😘

Oh, yeah. I love that one.

Comb the desert!

@@beeman2075 "WE AIN'T FOUND SHIT!"

*What have I done?!* *My brains are going into my feet!*

There's only one man who would DARE give me the raspberry

What twins

@@jygb7092 2 little boys played Adam

he has so much content love minty so much he is a good content maker

Welcome to the minty club😁

I can't remember what my first MCA video was...

"I was right in the middle of an anecdote."

“Because you could melt all this stuff”

That was right up there with Artax for me

Minty doesn't read his subscribers comments, thats why I'm not subscribing....still view as they are good countdowns 😜

i liked her on married with children.

She still looks great.

Don't forget Amy O'Neil who played the hot blonde daughter in this movie.

Brandon Michels Even back then? My friend, that shouldn't be a surprise. Ever seen "Jaws: The Revenge?"

@@VerisimilitudeFilms1 No, I was fortunate enough to miss that one. Ever hear that the biggest issue with the original Star Wars was Chewbacca wasn't wearing pants? In reality I'm not surprised. I've known for years that studios don't have a clue. I just like to act surprised sometimes I guess.

Chris L I don’t care what anyone says, UHF was awesome! My brother and I used to beg our parents to rent it again and again on vhs!😆

I was such a huge weird Al Yachovic fan back in the mid to late ninties then with my younger brother. Had bad hair day, running with scissors, his older alblums like UHF, best hits. One day we were in an old I.D.A. me and my brother found a VHS tape of UHF for say 8.88 CAD in 1998 or 1999. It blew our minds that he was in a film. I was only 13 or 14 at the time and didn't check online (even if there were posting back then). Loved that movie. Had a DVD copy. I should have bought the blu-ray at his maditory fun tour but it was 32 dollars. Though getting two t shirts was a better deal and a pack of wierd all yankovic trading cards for 4.99 was juat a great idea.

Think of the characters of Al on his Ablum greatest hits for the animated style. Have that art style with Al and (MAD magazine front cover character, forgetting the name).

twinkie wiener sandwitch

@@talesfromthelotuspodcast Absolutely love that line! When he's trying to cheer him up!

I remember everything about this series. It was filmed in Calgary, Canada starring Peter Scolari, of Bossum Buddies fame in the lead. I was actually his double for three years on the show.

@@johnlinn Very awesome. Did I get any of those details correct? I only remember bits and pieces of the show.

Indeed you did all those shenanigans happened. The alien first showed in the time machine episode actually when they went ro the old west. He made a few other appearances after that as well. He was played by John Micheal Higgins.

Acctually, getting stoned in the 70s was a pretty common thing

Take it with a grain of salt. He fucks things up constantly

Same here. If I'm out in the sun too much, my hair gets blond streaks. But, _now_ I want to know what Disney had against red hair. 🤔

@@LisaBowers well it's believed gingers have no souls

@@tylersmith9868 Oh, that wounded me deep in my sou... Hey, wait a minute!

Yeah my mothers does as well, depending on how much she's been in the sun.

@@Zenkai76 she has no soul when shes been out in the sun?

Suck it.

How does one forget this movie? 🙄

@@sgillman16 considering I haven't watched it in over 20 years, it's not out of the realm of possibility.

@@rogue-like4life WOAH, but how? lol

AdrianC Definitely do The Fly!

Loved that film

Sounds good

i LOVE that movie.

That's a true classic...

He, "Bill Murray " got killed in Zombie Land

Lion King? Aladdin? Little Mermaid? That was all around the same time

I also agree. It's one thing to get inspired by, but remake everything over again and again? Come on.

Hollywood has never been the place to go for "original ideas". Most of the earliest surving silent films were based on stage plays and novels. Honey I Shrunk The Kids is just a late 80's take on ideas that had already been explored in previous films like Dr. Cyclops, The Incredible Shrinking Man, Attack Of The Puppet People, and The Incredible Shrinking Woman. This film, like many others, is good not because it's "original" but because it's well executed. Hollywood releases films every week and the goal is to get audiences to show up and pay to see them. It's a lot easier to market something on the basis of familiarity. Films that aren't based on established IPs are out there, but they require you to take a chance on something and it probably won't be marketed well, so it will require more work on your part. I watched Missing Link recently and it's a good movie, but since it doesn't have an audience with an established IP attached to it, it's done very poorly at the box office and has been pushed out of most theaters. You know what's still playing at my local theater? Dumbo. As much as people love to complain about familiar IPs being constantly used, theatergoers will still usually make them more profitable than "original ideas" and that's ultimately what counts for the major studios that want to actually stay in business.

Jason Samuels hell little shop of horrors (also staring Rick Moranis) a few years before this was a technically a remake of a very low budget movie from 1960 of the same name (the musical was based on that)