Shark tale, the movie universaly known as "the one with the sexy fish in it"

Waited for a joke pointing out the fact that lead in No Strings Attached and Friends With Benefits got married in real life and created a shared universe between the films...the reference was never mentioned

A massive asteroid is hurling towards the earth Cowboys: Alright boys let's give this a bloody go

"Why are there 2 volcano movies?" Why are there 72,000 earthquake movies being released constantly until the end of time?

I almost forgot to leave a like, but don’t worry. I remembered.

My boy Caped-Joel just got one hell of a mention at the end!

I have a suspicion that the question will be sidetracked and ultimately not answered as the video comes to a close.

It’s weird to know that James get a notification/ email when I leave a comment... will he read this? Even if he does I wonder if it will effect me. I guess I’ll never know if he does. What’s the point of leaving one if he doesn’t read it though? What’s the point of anything?? Why do I even exist??? Great video, man! I left a like.

The one that always sticks out to me is The Wild and Madagascar

Transformers: Age of Ultron was released a year after Avengers: Age of Extinction. Both feature combat droids meant to be used for defence. Both have a silver robot take over the droid army. Optimus Prime's redesigned to look like Iron Man and also fly now. Both have good guys that are each marketed to a specific colour or stereotype. Obviously, one is a lot better than the other.

A fascinating one to me is "Exorcist: The Beginning" and "Dominion: Prequel to the Exorcist" Both films star the same lead actor (Stellan Skarsgård) playing the same role in the same basic premise. Dominion (Dir. Paul Schrader) was the original attempt, but the studio wanted a more audience pleasing horror movie and had Renny Harlin (Die Hard 2, Cliffhanger, Elm Street 4) to come in and shoot a whole new, similar movie with a different script. They released "Exorcist: The Beginning" to overwhelmingly negative response and then decided to allow Paul Schrader to release his version which received moderately better responses. Both have been released as a double feature together on DVD. What's most interesting to me is probably the fact that it's not even alternate cuts using reshot/deleted footage between the two. They shot two different movies with the same actor and roughly the same story with different scripts.

Huge bonus points for a sneaky Big Train cameo (and Tombstone is absolutely incredible).

I was expecting to see 'Battle Los angeles' & 'Battleship' on this list, despite from memory being 2 different films, with a similar narrative.

The title suggests there are 10 movies which are all the same as each-other and i now am disappointed. Im angrier than rob bat batten bat rn.

Speaking of cowboys, does anyone remember the amazing classic western, Quigley Down Under? It's the one where Tom Selleck, the greatest American cowboy, rides to Australia and beats up all the Australians and shoots better than anyone and is the best ever and saves the Aborigines and has the greatest mustache of all time? What a classic.

I was waiting for the White House Down and Olympus Has Fallen comparison

That era of volcanos being done joke was gold, Jerry. Gold!

Says Kevin Costner in Wyatt Earp...shows Val Kilmer in Tombstone. "Get outta here, Costner!" (Shows image of Val as Doc Holiday in Tombstone again being swiped away)

Tombstone is one of the greatest Westerns of all time. Kurt Russell, Val Kilmer, Michael Biehn, Sam Elliot, Bill Paxton, Powers Boothe, Stephen Lang, ect.. Great movie man.

I heard from a screenwriter a on a podcast a while back explaining why this “two similar films” thing happens in Hollywood. The reason being is that studios who get hundreds of scripts every year often get the same scripts. They employ script readers (yes that is a real job) to sift through them all and those same readers will come back saying “this is pretty good” and sometimes they will be the same script or concept. These scripts are not all bought individually so if they are shared anyone can just look and read them if they like. Sure it’s weird as an outsider looking in thinking “hey it’d be too easy to get these movie confused” and your right but the studio mind set is “you don’t make it someone else will.” Better not lose out.

My daughter (who’s 5) always calls a bug life “antz”. Even though she’s never seen antz.

6:50 That’s Val Kilmer tho... in Tombstone...

It's been 3 years but the little Arctic Monkeys/Anyways reference in the intro never ceases to amaze me. Catches me by surprise every time. Editor has taste.

I knew this was a phenomenon, but I didn't truly notice until Happy Feet and Surf's Up came out at the same time and I kept confusing the two in casual conversation. Now I notice every single time.

“The coast is toast” 🤦🏽‍♂️ Oh wowwww the tag lines back then 🤷🏽‍♂️

You can always tell when Mitch has edited a video because he manages to sneak an arctic monkeys reference in

Fun fact, real-life couple Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher were both in friends-with-benefits movies, but different ones.

*I'm here to bitch about whoever edited this video showing Doc Holiday every time they say Kevin Costner. Mind you, I didn't finish the video yet to see if its addressed or read the comments to see who beat me to it. Anyway, how dare you?*

"Friends with strings attached"

There's a bit in Friends with Benefits where Timberlake's character, a tech savvy entrepreneur type, is AMAZED by a flash mob. Like, how does he NOT know what a flash mob is in 2011.

"Paul Blart" and "Observe and Report", both about mall cops, around the same time.

White House: Deep Impact. 2 Cowboy Magicians discover a Volcano of new friendship Benefits as they help Jobs - a Grasshopper with a mushroom problem. Together only they can build the super computer to find his missing son... Starring Val Kilmer and Kevin Costner with Ashton Kutcher and Justin Timberlake

I have written and posted 2 slightly differing comments.

There's also K9 and Turner and Hooch released 3 months apart

"What did angie say, 'Dreams may begin small, you just got to bet it all.'" lmao Shark Tale, a great movie.

What's even crazier is that a little bit before releasing this video, some blokes called the Weekly Planet had a segment on their podcast about the same thing! How crazy, of course it is clearly a case of pure coincidence, though their style of comedy was strikingly similar to yours, Mr. Sunday Movies. Anyways, love the content!

Y'all should watch Wyatt Earp..then do a video comparing it to Tombstone. I think you'll enjoy it

I literally dropped my phone when I saw my face 😂

One that escapes my memory is whatever movie that came out around the same time "Small Soldiers" did. I remember there being a very similar movie but I'll be damned if I can remember what it was called, or anything else about it really.

I love how with these pairs you rarely see someone love both movies, people always prefer one over the other.

James' summary of Jobs was pretty solid even if he hasn't seen it

“No Strings Attatched”/“Friends With Benefits” starred either Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis (which is fun because they’re married in real life)

The Friends With Benefits/No Strings Attached bit was genuinely hilarious

I saw that sneaky gnome butt Mr Sunday! You ain’t getting that past me!

Missed opportunity to use "Yeah science!" With Jesse Pinkman

The title of this video should be, "Are These 10 Pairs of Movies the Same?". You're welcome.

I don’t know anyone who feels as at home with the word saccharine as Mr. Sunday movies and I’m bloody here for it

Remember when they made the Jungle Book and then they made Mowgli? I do. Oh, and there were a couple Robin Hood double-ups. There was one in like ‘89 ‘90 and then Kevin Costner was in Prince of Thieves in like ‘91. And then I’m pretty sure that happened again with a Clive Owen version and a Russell Crowe version. Yeah?

The fact that Closed Caption interprets it as “White Ass Down” makes me giggle

Shark tale is basically underwater godfather (or fish goodfellas) and originally had the November 5, 2004 date before incredibles became a thing lol. Not one of dreamworks’ best but still has some charm and humor to it with decent enough animation

I always thought that Fight Club, American Beauty and Office Space, which all came out around the same time, were three extremely different takes on basically the same idea

In the same year as Volcano and Dante's Peak there was also the direct-to-cable "Fire on the Mountain"

I had a dream last night that I went to James' house. Of course, Mason and James' wife were there. I thought that they weren't very polite to me. In retrospect, I was quite rude to them, although this was only because I was very interested in their setup. I have to apologise. I hope he sees this.

"Are Finding Nemo and Shark Tale the same movie?" No, because Finding Nemo was a great film.

I thought this was going to be a "same films" list like The Dark Knight Rises having the same story as The Simpsons Movie (after being warned of a danger to the city, the hero is accidentally responsible for the city being cut off from the rest of the world, get banished, recover under the aid of a wise stranger, and return to save the day using a big bomb). Or how The Lion King is the same as Thor is the same as Hamlet.

I’m glad there’s a list somewhere as that saves me the bother of typing the ones that I thought of in this comment box.

You guys should do a video on the boys

No joke about Mila Kunis being married to Ashton Kutcher?

Mitch that Arctic Monkeys reference was slick

The one I remember the most for some reasons... 2012... Snow White and the Huntsman (which spawned a sequel) and Mirror Mirror

Tombstone _IS_ incredible - you're right! 🙂

Damn, isn't Mitch just the sexiest man in the world and should definitely win World's Sexiest Man 2020.

I figured a pretty big one they missed was Batman V Superman, Civil War, and Transformers: The Last Knight coming out over the span of two years and all having protagonists fighting one another as selling points of the movies.

Fun fact about Mission to Mars, its based off a ride from Disney and predates the Pirates of the Caribbean movies. It’s actually the second movie ever to be based off a disney ride, the first one being the Tower of Terror made for tv movie that only I remember.

Why does it keep zooming in on Alex Turner every time he says “anyways”?

I will never get tired of seeing Arctic moenkys pop up when “anyways” is mentioned. Respect for knowing a b-side of an overlooked band (outside of the uk)

I demand a sequel to this video. And then I demand we compare that video to this one.

White House Down is the superior move to Olympus Has Fallen and you can't change my mind. Olympus just takes itself too serious

Watch Shark Tale stoned and you’ll change your mind on that film, it’s insane

i've always felt 'Tombstone' is one of best films EVER, and easily THE best western. i feel vindicated that the guys also see this...sort of. on a different note: the guy who edits these videos thinks that Val Kilmer is Kevin Costner? or is that an inside joke?

I only just realised that Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis both starred in the same but different movies. Was one of them really liking the sound of their spouse's new role and thought they'd jump on board? Who copied the other? That's gonna keep me up tonight

I got the fuckin "yur not a dish, yur a man" commercial right as you guys were talking about Shark Tale and people being fish. Now I can't unhear yur not a fish, yur a man.

Why if it isn't another very good video.

Antz > A Bug's Life, I'll fight anyone on this!

My favourite odd film craze is string of 3 movies over 4 years focusing on the disappearance Roman 9th Legion: The Last Legion (2007), Centurion (2010), and The Eagle (2011).

We are more excited that you used the devil clip from ‘Big Train’ than the actual list. Salute sirs, salute.

Captain Marvel 2019 - A women gets cosmic powers and goes into space. Dark Phoenix 2019 - A women goes into space and gets cosmic powers.

Maybe the real Mr Sunday Movies were the friends we made along the way

Was not expecting a Big Train reference but I'm very pleased

holy shit, I love Ben's editing. That Markiplier crying bit fucking cracked me up

James, I’m gonna come to your house and fight you for saying A Bug’s Life isn’t great

Megamind is superior to Despicable Me.

Dennis Quaid's Doc Holliday in Wyatt Earp (a much more realistic take on the story) is one of the best, most overlooked performances in the last 30 years. He totally transformed his body for the role, losing something like 60 lbs to play the part of a dying man, and his portrayal is badass. "My momma always told me, 'Never put off 'til tomorrow people you can kill today'."

I love that the Cowboys versus aliens Mandela effect made it into this episode somehow

Also: 2009’s Paul blart mall cop and its R rated cash grab observe and report lol 😁🌟👍🏻

Embarassingly I pooped my pants this afternoon. I was at the beach when it hit me and I thought about dropping it off in the ocean but got too nervous because there were people everywhere so I told Mum to drive me home as quickly as possible and just as we got home and I was about 10 metres from making it home to the toilet I shitted hard in my board shorts. Just wanted to share

0:45 has to be some of the best narrative imagery editing I've ever seen.

Gnome butt never fails to crack me up! Get it?

I have written and posted 2 slightly different comments.

10:41 has a splendid Arctic Monkeys reference which is salute the editor for doing

Middle School Science class substitutes would usually play Dante’s Peak, Deep Impact and of course Twister an old Bill Nye...

Samurai cop and Lethal weapon lmao

Stuck on a boring 12 hour shift. This popped up and made my day. Thank you!

9:57 watching similar films at the same time to see similarities and plot beats might be a fun idea for a podcast.

A pure coincidence that the head of DreamWorks Animation was at Disney for a decade before he left. All of a sudden Antz is announced. Not like he heard about A Bug's Life for 4 years before leaving.

A Bug's Life is just a CGI remake of Seven Samurai and I will die on this (ant)hill

Surprised Paul Blart Mall Cop and Observe and Report weren’t mentioned. Both mall cop movies, one for kids and one for adults, that came out in 2009.

3:29 the thing about EDtv is that it's actually a remake of the 1994 Quebec movie 'Louis 19' (AKA 'King of the Airways)! So, you could say EDtv's idea came up before Truman Show, and before the huge push for reality TV as well!

The editing in these videos is 🔥. I can't believe I missed out on it for so long since I usually only listen.

6:06 "One of them is the one with Ashton Kutcher, the other is the one with... Me: Mila Kunis, Kutcher's That 70s Show costar. James: Justin Timberlake