I WOULD LIKE TO ISSUE A PUBLIC APOLOGY TO CHRISTOPHER *LLOYD* AND HIS LEGION OF EXTREMELY DEVOTED FANS. I swear to heaven ya'll, I am well aware who Christopher Nolan is and also that he is not Christopher Lloyd. 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀

"I'm the butler sir, I butle." The wordplay in this movie is some of the best around.

I used to play a drinking game with this in college. It goes like this, everyone picks a character to play as and you take a drink every time: - Your character is alone on the screen - Every time people say something in unison - Every time someone dies - Every time lightning crashes - Every time Yvette's boobs jiggle (which is admittedly a lot, so use this one with caution)

Not you calling Christopher Lloyd, Christopher Nolan the whole time! Also Madeline Kahn improvised that flames on the side of my face line! Loved this reaction btw!

Clue is so much fun and it is such a wonder that they could capture it so well in cinema you know. The multiple endings were disliked at the time for being such a gimmick but they were actually kind of brilliant to me.

"And ruin these couches?! What about the estate sale?" Best. Line. Ever

30 people are going to tell you this, but in when this was in theaters audiences got the A, B, or C ending depending on where they saw it. Also the “flames on the side of my face” bit was an ad lib. Here for your Madeline Kahn love. Great reaction as always. Thanks.

Mrs. White opening her coat is such a subtle yet iconic moment. That silky pearl white lining is just stunning

The wordplay in this movie is magnificent. Every single person in the house is delivering 100% Edit: next stop on the Madeline Kahn train could be Young Frankenstein if you haven't seen it!

We needed many more years with Madeline Khan.

RIP to all of the cast members we lost from this movie so far!! Truly one of the best campy films ever made!!

A quick little thing: Mrs. White's whole "flames on the side of my face" bit was completely ad-libbed and the confused reactions of everyone around her were real! And another detail: when this was released to theaters, each theater got a different ending. It was only on the home releases that the endings were shown in the order you received them here. However! If you had the DVD version (possibly Blu-Ray as well), you could set it to play one of the endings at random, so select from one of the three each time you watched it. Such a fantastic movie that was vastly underrated at the time because it was based on a board game. It's become greatly more appreciated in later years and you'll find references / homages to it in all sorts of things.

I first saw this movie when I was a kid in the 80's. They would play it on cable all the time. It's the type of movie I can watch over and over again!!!

“The ACTING!” Yes, all of it. In one movie. 🎭 🤣

Secret passages is a feature in the game. The Italian restaurant is the Conservatory (my favorite room lol). I love this movie; a there's like 3 jokes in every minute!

Fun fact about this film! The woman who plays the singing telegram is Jane Wiedlin from The Go-Go’s!!

I grew up watching this over and over on VHS (even though we had a DVD player) and it never gets old.

The one fact no one comments: thr "evangelical" was played by Howard Hessman better known as DJ Johnny Fever from the sitcom WKRP in Cincinnati. And this has been your Gen X pop culture fact of the day.

"And ruin these couches? What about the estate sale?" Kills me every time.

Great cast in this one, but I've always felt Tim Curry's high energy and Madeline Kahn's glorious line deliveries (especially the improvised flames on the side of my face) are the real standouts.

One of my all-time favorite films. No one can touch Tim Curry.

It was a board game and all of the names of the people in the film are the names in the board game and they also establish all the weapons in the game as well it is very clever how they adapted it for a movie

"Flame, flames, flames......on the side of my face.....heaving...." My god i love this flick, never fails to make me laugh and ive seen it maybe ten times!

Fun fact! When Clue aired in theatres, audiences only got one of the three endings presented in the home video version, depending on what theatres they went to. The ending with Miss Scarlet as the murderer is ending A, Mrs. Peacock is ending B, and Wadsworth/Mr. Boddy is ending C; newspapers would print which theatres/showings would have which ending.

I can watch Clue on repeat. I'm so glad you enjoyed it as much as I do. Madeline's little scream kills me

Just…just one of my all time favorite movies. There is nothing but talent here, spectacular comedic actors with experience on both stage and screen, which was perfect because it was written by someone who liked to write for the stage. I’m so glad you did this movie because you’re my favorite film reactor and this is easily in my top 10 comedies of all time. PS. My wife is a MASSIVE Madeline Khan fan and prides herself on her imitation of the “flames on the side of my face” speech from this movie. It never ever fails to make me laugh. PPS. If you’re serious about being on the Madeline Khan train, HISTORY OF THE WORLD!!! Madeline Khan reunites with Mel Brooks in a spoof of world history and she is SPECTACULAR. As much as I love Blazing Saddles and Clue, History of the World is PEAK Madeline Khan. Please, please, please watch History of the World. I promise you will not be disappointed. Please, please, please.

You HAVE to watch the Back to the Future trilogy. Christopher Lloyd is amazing, and it is one of the few perfect works in cinema.

tim curry turning the shower on himself makes me laugh every time

Alanda (10:22 - confused shocked): "And that's why he's being blackmailed?!" Alanda (annoyed realization): "Oh, it's '54." Me: Respect for Alanda and Millennial/Zoomera increases ten-fold!

Yes! Honey, this movie just gets better and better each time you watch it. So many things you catch on re-watch! In fact, you pointed out something I never realized and my entire family has been re-watching and quoting this movie since 1985. Fantastic reaction!

The actress playing Miss Scarlet is Lesley Ann Warren. She is an absolute gem in "Victor, Victoria."

ALSO!!! If you ever need a short break from the Madeline Khan train, I suggest the Tim Curry express, and a little fantasy film called Legend. It’s a fantasy/fairy tale movie that I believe is Tom Cruise’s feature film debut, and Tim Curry plays a giant horned demon who’s the antagonist. It also stars Mia Sara, from Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, as the female lead. It’s a spectacular fantasy film in the vein of Labyrinth, Dark Crystal, and other practical effect 80’s spectaculars. I would also pay good money to see you react to that film. So to recap: 1. History of the World 2. Young Frankenstein 3. Legend It’s my Christmas wish list.

Perfect choice to follow up _The Mist_ , Alanda. Tim Curry had so much dialogue to deliver and essentially propel this entire movie that cast and crew left him alone between set-ups, kind of like no one talks to a major league pitcher in the dugout while he's throwing a no-hitter. He was in the zone. I believe Curry was also left alone on the set of ABC's _It_ for different reasons.

The idea behind the three endings was that the film would be distributed to different theatres with one of the three so that when people talked about it later, they would be confused as to what actually happened. An interesting idea, but alas, didn't quite work out in practice. Still the best game-based film imho. Also, Madeline Kahn's 'flame' part was ad-libbed on her part.

I was never really able to understand if any of the endings made sense, but when Tim Curry starts running around explaining everything, it doesn't even matter. It's all gold.

Since you love Madeline Kahn, you must watch her in "What's Up Doc?" with Barbra Stresiand and Ryan O'Neal. It's an old fashioned slapstick comedy and the entire cast is hilarious. And full of quotable lines the way Clue is

This is my favorite movie of all time.

There was a rope in the game I had as a child in the 70s. It was formed into a noose. There was also a gun, knife, candlestick and pipe (or wrench, can't recall). Edited to add the board game had secret passageways too.

This movie is perfect in every respect, the cast is outstanding, the jokes per minute and wordplay is insane, but it's also great to see a movie with such standout female characters in an ensemble comedy- which is funnier because you don't actually know their real names. Just really great to see. Personally, I think Eileen Brennan, Madeline Kahn, Lesley Ann Warren, and Colleen Camp almosy steal the show. RIP Eileen, Madeline and Kellye Nakahara (who played Mrs. Ho)

Now Christopher Nolan needs to direct Back To The Future 4!

Yes! Watching this classic comedic film with your hilarious commentary is gonna be a hoot

Ahhhh you have NO idea how happy I am you reacted to this! I absolutely adore this movie and I've seen some very good reactions to this film, but honestly you are my FAVORITE reactor, you pay attention but give lots of feedback and comments, have a great sense of humor, and have a very uplifting energy about you! So seeing that you reacted to this just made my day

LITERALLY screamed when i got the notification! Yasss one of my fave movies with one of my fave reactors

If y'all happen to come across any of the Clue children's books, I highly recommend checking them out. Each chapter is a short mystery with the solution printed upside down on the last page. I adored reading them as a kid before I ever came across the movie. The books have got a similar half-goofy, half-witty humor to them in addition to great brain-bending puzzles.

I should try and get an early night and turn off KZfaq. Nope, Alanda has uploaded a reaction 😆

My favorite line from clue is. Life after death is as real as sex after marriage

Wow! One of my all time favorites. Love when I see people experience this masterpiece for the first time.

Keep doing what you're doing and I promise this channel will explode. One of the best reaction channels 👌🏼

This was hands down one of my favorite movies growing up.

Clue is one of my all time favorites. Most people in my generation discovered it on cable movie channels. So good and sadly so under appreciated when it first released. Great reaction as always.

*screamed* when you said dr Frank N Furter. I got so obsessed with Rocky horror after my first watch, that I returned to the one other movie I knew Tim Curry from, Clue. He steals the show in both, absolute legend

One of the things that makes this movie so good is the timing. I can’t imagine how many takes it took to get it just right.

This is legit one of my favorite movies of all time. It was hilarious in the 80s and it’s just as hilarious now. One of the best casts and cleverest scripts ever. Knives out wishes it was half as good as this one.

OH YES!!! This is such a good murder mystery, l love love LOVE Mrs Scarlett

There is a thousand jokes in this movie that you wouldn’t get until multiple rewatches. This movie is gold, GOLD I say. Absolutely fabulous.

This movie is pure, 24k Gold! So many top shelf, comedy legends in their primes!

Fun fact. The singing telegram girl was played by the lead guitarist and writer of most of the hits for the Go Go's.

If you're really into Madeline Kahn, I'd recommend the movie "What's Up, Doc?" It was her first major role and she steals every scene she's in! I feel like most people skip that gem of a movie in favor of something like Young Frankenstein. Which isn't bad at all, it's just nice to see an underrated movie get some love, too.

The noose was in the version I played as a kid....although it was just called "the rope" so there's that. I adore this movie. I'm torn between Wadsworth, Green, Scarlet, and White on my favorite. They're all hilarious in their own ways but they're definitely the ones that make me laugh the most.

I always enjoy watching first time reactions to this movie. It is such a gem.

Love this movie 🥰 the timing and delivery of the lines between the cast is what make it so good. If any of them were off, it wouldn't be nearly as good. I also find through multiple rewatched little bits of dialogue or reactions I missed previously lol. Fun fact, when Wadsworth says they have 45 minutes until the police arrive, there is exactly 45 minutes left in the movie. They timed it perfectly

As a young gay kid, I used to watch the hell out of Clue in the very early 90s. My poor parents when I would run to grab it every time we visited the Video Station. Ha! Mrs White was my hero! Flames on the side of my face! So glad you loved this movie!!

One of the reasons this film, for being an adaptation of a board game, is so darn good... it was co-written by John Landis of "Animal House," "The Blues Brothers," "An American Werewolf in London," "Trading Places," "Three Amigos!," and "Coming to America" fame.

I've seen this about 50 times and watching you view it for the first time gave me life!!! I loved your reaction and how you caught on to all the joke

This is such an awesome movie, the acting, the costumes, the decor, the incredible word play in the script. So glad you watched it.

I probably mentioned this before, but you look great with this hairstyle. So gorgeous. More on topic, I've been a fan of Tim Curry ever since I was a kid. He's played in a surprising variety of movies too. Think the last film I saw him in was The Hunt For Red October, which is one of my all-time favorite films. Another very memorable performance of Curry was in the original I.T. back in the 80s. He absolutely terrified me as Pennywise.

I didn’t watch this movie until last Christmas because I had recently taken very well to the board game and my mother informed me of the movie. It quickly became a favourite and was all you could hear in the house all through the last part of December and throughout January. It’s a go to as well for long drives and flights :D

Legitimately, this is the perfect example of smart comedy. The timing & acting is PERFECT in this film for me. It's one of my FAVORITE films of all time.

I've fallen in love with your reaction videos!! Not only have you been watching some of my absolute fav movies, but your reactions are spot on and hilarious! It makes me wish I could go back and watch these movies again for the first time. Clue is amazing. I found myself laughing at so many parts just watching this video. The actors are timeless classics, especially Tim Curry and Madeline Kahn. Like many others have said, you should definitely check out Young Frankenstein. Its one of Mel Brooks' best and so funny. Madeline has some of the most memorable parts.

You should DEFINITELY watch the entire Back to the Future trilogy. There's literally no downside, for you OR us!

"Mister Pagemaster" OMG LOL, that's a blast from the past I was not expecting that XD

I have literally seen this movie over 500 times. My mom used to play it on vcr to fall asleep, so me and my sisters would sneak out and watch it every night. Now every Halloween I do a Tim Curry double feature- Clue and Rocky Horror

Just found you in my suggested...love your personality and the reaction! Clue is one of my favorites; glad you liked it. Madeline's "flames on the side of my face" bit is so good! Subbed and can't wait for more!

I had no idea there was a Clue Junior, sure didn't have that when I was a kid. Another hit reaction! Legendary cast of a comedy classic that I still quote to this day 😄 Eileen Brennan (Mrs. Peacock) is also in the similar _Murder by Death_ from 1976, it's another all-star cast but they're spoofing famous literary characters in a silly mystery. Oh and when I'm in the mood to rewatch _The Mist,_ I just skip to the credits when the giant creature walks by. I can ride along with the rest of it, but that's where I gotta get off.

I’m just seeing this and I’m cracking up at your reactions. I’ve seen this movie sooo many times since I was a kid, and have watched it many times with people watching for the first time. There are so many quirky and quick witted jokes in this and you caught all of them. This has been my favorite watch of them all!

"Wow, what a mansion!" "... Captain Wesker, where's Chris?" Literally the first thing that came to mind when you said 'what a mansion'

You made me laugh so hard in this. Your joy is infectious

You need to see Madlin's debut in films which was What's Up Doc with Barbra Streisand and Ryon O'Neil. Normally a movie with Barbra has her story in it mostly but this is another who done it type of deal like Clue in a way you will love it

"..flames... on the side of my face..." it's so good.

Clue is one of my top fav movies of all time. I love the humour, and I love the board game, and it's just so entertaining! Glad that you enjoyed it!

I really enjoy watching your content!! It makes my day! As a huge Madeline Kahn fan, I highly recommend High Anxiety and The Adventure of Sherlock Holmes Smarter Brother. I feel like they don’t get as much love as her other films and her performances in them are phenomenal. Also, I grew up watching Clue, and it still to this day makes me laugh. The cast, the costumes, the script is just so good.

A movie I stop and watch every time its on cable. 😁

Alanda, I stumbled upon your Scream reacts the other night and binged all of them. You’re hilarious! And when I saw you did Clue (another of my favorite movies besides Scream) I knew I had to watch. I was cackling over your reaction to Scream 3’s mansion chase scenes so I knew this vid wouldn’t disappoint. Brava!

I saw this in the theater when I was a kid. There were three versions of the movie released, one for each ending. I was lucky enough to see the third ending in the theater. I didn't know about the other two until it was released on video.

I love that you reviewed this!!! Please watch "Whats Up Doc?" for a Madeline Kahn masterpiece!

Thank you so much for such a fantastic reaction to this movie!! I'm so glad you love it as much as I do. Clue has been one of my favorite movies for almost 35 years. I can pretty much recite it backwards and forwards.

As a Madeline Kahn fan, you MUST watch her first time on screen in What’s Up Doc? from 1972. Brilliant comedy and incredible Kahn greatness. As a huge Clue fan, I guarantee you’ll dig it👍🏻

Nobody ever talks about the Disney live action Three Musketeers, but I think it's one of Tim Curry's funnest roles. He plays a very slimy Cardinal Richelieu, and sweeps around the screen in a long red satin dress and cape. It also stars Keifer Sutherland, Charlie Sheen, Rebecca De Mornay, and Oliver Platt, and it's just a good time that deserves more recognition.

Definitely a good palette cleanser after watching The Mist lol Digging the shirt, btw. Best wishes and warmest regards!

What a laugh as usual! I recommend the film Oscar (1991). It has a similar style to this, Tim Curry is also in it :)

I've watched this film over a dozen times, and it's still awesome. Good video.

Madeline Kahn is incredible - she also had an amazing soprano voice and was a trained opera singer. I’d love to recommend What’s Up Doc? (her film debut and a wacky screwball comedy) and also Noises Off! which is an incredible ensemble comedy based on the hit Broadway play.

Such a good film! Alanda, I highly suggest Tim Curry's next film this same year: Legend with Tom Cruise, Mia Sara, and Billy Barty. Great cast in this! I'd definitely take Yvette. Madeline Kahn's performance on the last one was so funny.

“And why are we eating paper mache?” 😂😂😂

“You get a letter and you get a letter…” We get it Opra🤣

An absolute CLASSIC. A film absolutely everyone should see. It never gets old. And the quotable lines from this film are too numerous to mention.

Thank you so much for this 😭 Made my entire day

😳 ...did... she... say... NONE... of the Back to the Futures... great scott 😳😳😳 My friends, we indeed have wonderful reacts ahead of us 😎 love Alanda.

Flames on the side of my face!!! I love Madeline Kahn so much!! What an icon!! So my favorite fun fact about this film is Lee Ving (aka Mr. Boddy) is the lead singer of the infamous hardcore punk band FEAR. Punk rockers clean up quite nicely don't they?

"I suggest it was Ms. Parker... in the sitting area, with one of my favorite films." Thanks for this one. :)