Apologies for the minor skip in discussion, Mikey accidentally kicked the audio and muted it ! Not much was missed.

Cop: There's nothing illegal about any of this. Wadsworth: Are you SURE? Cracks me up every time. I love Tim Curry.

Madelin Kahn improvised "Flames on the side of my face" scene. From what I understand it took everything in all of the cast not to ruin the scene because they were all fighting the urge to laugh which is probably why it cut away from her kind of quickly.

Look I’m gay as hell and I stared at Yvette’s floating devices too, it can’t be helped

Classic comedy. It stands the test of time, and is funny no matter how many times you watch it. 😂

All three endings were shown in different theatres.

All three endings were included in this version, but the last two were heavily edited to avoid repeating similar jokes over and over, which really crippled the comic timing of the Peacock ending. I would love to see the unedited versions of all three endings, but as far as I know, they were never released, even as DVD extras.

And for the fans of MASH tv show, the cook was played by Kellye Nakahara, Nurse Able/Baker in MASH. RIP Fantastic cast. . . . . . The Den Mother? lol

Plum works for UNO WHO. Mr. Boddy is played by Lee Ving of punk band Fear. They got banned from Saturday Night Live. The singing telegram was Jane Weidlin of The Go-Gos, second lead singer abd rhythm guitarist. Plum is Doc from Back to the Future. Mr. Green is the lead singer from Spinsl Tap. Mrs. White was in Blazing Saddkes and Young Frankenstein. She admitted the "Flames on the Sifes of my face" bit. Wadsworth is Tim Curry who is excellent in everything from thus, to Rocky Horror, to The Hunt gur Red October and his amazing episode of Psych! Everyone has been in a lot of great stuff.

"Mr. Green got the pipe." Is hilarious.

Thanks to Mikey, Joe and Mike! 🔍 I love this one. ෴ The quickly-dispatched 'singing telegram deliverer' is Jane Wiedlin, member of wildly popular musical group from the 80s, Go-Go's. ෴ 'Mrs. White' was portrayed by the incomparable Madeline Kahn. Check her out in her hilarious cinematic debut, WHAT'S UP, DOC? (1972). ෴ If you'd like to see another mystery/comedy, but far less zany than this one, try DEATHTRAP (1982).

I grew up on this movie. Always love it. My parent and their friends would actually go to each others houses to play “who did it?” Clues were everywhere, some fake some not. Each one given closed envelopes telling them who they were and whether they had done it or not. Shuffled as well. The hosts didn’t play because they needed to be there to help if the game got stuck. Obviously they told their guests what rooms they weren’t allowed in. Mom looked GORGEOUS and dad looked amazing when they went to one at another’s houses. One time I looked at her and asked “Are you playing Mrs. Scarlet?” If she hadn’t been wearing makeup I think she’d have cried. This was in the early 90’s and when they had those parties at our house I wasn’t allowed around the house. I probably would have messed up clues because I was a curious kid younger than 6. lol

I was surprised you guys edited out the big payoff for the entire movie. When Mr. Green said, if you want to know who killed, Mr. Boddy, I did, in the hall with the revolver. 😊

Great movie! I enjoy this movie… so much… that it, flames, flames… on the side of my face… Besides including the well-known characters, weapons, and the whodunnit premise, they put in some other nice details to match the board game as well. Such as: The layout of the house, including the secret passageways, really matches the board, with the parquet floor pattern resembling the movement squares. While the guests’ outfit colors don’t match the game pieces, the color of their cars do. Scarlet and Plum standing in front of the doors even harkens to a rule which prevents any player moving through a door if another player’s piece is occupying the space at that door. The cop isn’t one of the player characters, though, so he seems to not actually be subject to that rule, as he pushes Green away from blocking a door.

I love that you enjoyed this absolute classic, one of my favorites! Other commenters are already starting to share fun tidbits, so I'll just add that the original DVD release of this movie lets you choose the same "combined" ending you watched (and that was necessary on linear VHS releases), or you can let the DVD player choose a random ending a la the theater experience. Very cool option, IMO. Clue's writer and director, Jonathan Lynn, also directed My Cousin Vinny and The Whole Nine Yards, as well as co-wrote two of my favorite sitcoms of all time: "Yes, Minister" and "Yes, Prime Minister", which also feature lots of witty wordplay. A documentary about this movie called "Who Done It?" came out in 2022, but i haven't seen it yet.

When this was released in theaters each theater got a different ending. Unfortunately they didn't mention which ending was at which theater (like Ending A, Ending B, etc.) so people didn't go to other theaters to see other endings, which they might have if they knew it was a different one.

My favorite movie being watched by you guys?! Such a great day!!

Awesome reaction guys. Love this film. If you haven't seen them please react to "Knives Out" & "Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery" next.

Hi guys! I watched over on Patreon, but I'm commenting here for the algorithm. I'm sorry that you didn't enjoy this one as much as much as we hoped. It's not one of my favorites or anything, but if you were older, you'd recognize an all star cast, and you were right, if would have been fun to go multiple times to see which ending that you got. I only went once and didn't see all of the endings until the rental came out with the version we just watched. Oh, and a Den Mother is a women who helps out with a Cub Scout troop in Boy Scouts. So the joke is still funny, it just make it hit in a different way. Sorry that I laughed so hard about the J Edgar Hoover being referred to as President! He was top of mind and even joked about in 90s cartoons like the Animaniacs, but a lot of water has gone under the bridge since then. He was the head of the FBI from the 20s till his death in the early 70s and was very controversial, but the biggest thing that younger people of the times knew him for was being a cross dresser. And we were allowed to make fun of that back then A. because of the times and B. because of how raciest, sexist and evil he was. Thanks for knowing your Hoovers, Mikey! That was a lot of fun on Patreon! You guys do some good edits, but this way, I get all the best jokes and your responses!

Such a fun one! Glad we got your predictions at the beginning.

The singing telegram - Jane Wiedlon of the GoGos

iirc, all three endings were canon. When it was in theaters, different theaters got different endings. All the endings were on the home video release.

Actually I don't think anyone at the party owned the house. Murder mysteries: Murder On The Orient Express and Death On The Nile. I prefer the 70's versions of both but there are more recent versions as well as a 3rd movie.

.... den mother? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 fyi back when i was in scouts, a den mother was leader of CUB scouts ( all boys) 😜

Since you three seem to love Murder Mysteries, I'd love to see you guys react to "Murders in the Building" with Steve Martin, Martin Short, and Selena Gomez as soon as you can. 3 Seasons | 30 Episodes | Renewed for SE4

when this came out, i went to three different theaters t catch each different ending.

One of my all time favorites! Classic! Something you might have misunderstood, when Mr. Green was going off about him being a homosexual, you see the "butler" (Tim Curry)'s shocked reaction rapidly going through the paperwork. The gag here is that Green is admitting all this stuff about him that the blackmailer didn't actually have information on...but in the end it actually makes sense, because the homosexual claim is actually false and part of Green's cover. Of course the blackmailer would be surprised about it - it's not true information, so he obviously wouldn't have details of it. The whole gag is a big CLUE that Green's homosexual claim is irrelevant to his blackmail or is entirely false.

Cannot get over Tim Curry’s baby face 😹

I remember watching this years ago - great daft fun! Reminds me of just about any Mel Brooks' film, and even has much missed lovely Madeline Kahn in it - sigh! 😀

pro tip: next time you're at your local courthouse, check behind the toilets to sometimes find bribe money that hasn't been picked up.

None of the endings were fake. In the theaters you only got one ending so if you saw it in a different theater than your friend you might get a different ending. When it was originally put on VHS they included all 3 endings in this manner.

Theres no way you could convince me that guy on the left is not previously familiar with this movie.

"I didn't do it." "But there's nobody left." "But I didn't do it!!" My favorite exchange

My biggest disappointment in this movie was we barely saw the singing telegram, Jane Wiedlin, of the Go-Gos. 😍🥰

Radioland Murders. Tragically underknown film. Great murder mystery though and actually has two of the same cast as this one.

This is Tim Curry at his Tim Curriest!

So Mike was correct. When the movie came out, it had 3 endings, A, B, and C. I know, because I was there. However, I was only able to see 2 out of the 3 endings, which was one of the major reasons why this movie bombed. No one wanted to be forced to see a movie 3 times in order to see every ending. It was only in home media that you can see all 3 in one. But to majestic it make send n sense after the fact, they did the "this is how it could have happened," instead of releasing 3 vidoes.

Only one ending completely works. Both of the other endings require at least one person to not be where the movie shows them to be as a murder happens. However, if you’re a jury member instead of a viewer, any of them seem plausible.

You were once a professor of psychiatry specializing in helping paranoid and delusional homicidal lunatics suffering from delusions of grandeur. Yes but now I work for the United Nations. So your work hasn't changed. An underrated exchange.

They all did it! Even Mr. Green, he just did it legally by killing the real Mr. Body

Fun reaction. Den mother! 😂

You all keep missing the Rocky Horror Picture Show throwbacks in this movie.

There are 3 endings pay attention

You guys should watch Scavengers Reign (HBOMax)

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Not too sure it was Mr Green being gay being blackmailed about, cuz they frame it as Wadsworth looking confused at his evidence when he says it, implying the joke that it was not that.

Tim Curry is great unless you cast him in a video game and he has to say "Space!" kzfaq.info/get/bejne/i8WFaJymm5_Yqac.html (Command and Conguer: Red Alert 3)

You should watch Airplane if only for the coffee scene.

There is three endings though

Can't believe the guy in the middle....Only good actor was Tim Curry and liked Scarlet, wtf ???

Yes, Mr. Green, the gay one, got the pipe.

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Its just a shame that the team who put together the home release put the worst ending last.

this was fun the 1st time, but after decades i find this movie just a lil annoying haha, but still a great movie

Who tells the ending within the first 30 seconds? I'm out

Or... It could have happened this way... 🤔 But.. This is what really happened 🤣 If you want another good Murder mystery movie I highly recommended: Lucky. Number. Slevin

Just found this channel, you guys are super fun. I would suggest researching the actors names, and watching more movies with them in them. (The main six are well known actors, even in the 80’s). Also, sone fun mysteries that other channels aren’t reactions to: Kiss The Girls, Along Came a Spider, Fallen, Wild Things, Two Days in the Valley, Frailty, Identity, Oscar, Soap, Delirious- lots of famous actors. (If you watch Airplane!, make sure to watch Jaws, and Saturday Night Fever first (or at least clips) otherwise you won’t get all the jokes.) Then ask your parents/grandparents what their favorite Airplane! movie scene is, might change your view of them.🫢