Those are often the people that love a good fight the most.

Well, they literally had to drag his lazy drunk ass to a fight.

I'm lost without Steve.

​@@aarondavis8943You ARE lost, I think you replied to the wrong comment 😂

He’s an mean drunk, when he’s sober he’ll give you the shirt off his back

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The fact I genuinely imaged them sitting in a car cutting each other off with their roars 💀

That is the best idea for a KZfaq channel that I have ever heard

The Snob is hurting people and we don’t know why

That would be something.

Yeah we definitely need to cross over we also need a Ross's game dungeon &civv11 crossover

Snob and fanboyflicks

Reality would blow the fuck up

Its still not a good movie....The majority of Showa era films are not good movies, they're mostly movies that were made for children and it shows in the majority of them with very few exceptions.....And im someone you couldn't pay to watch a butchered, English dubbed version of a Godzilla movie...The Heisei and Millennium era films are far superior to everything in the Showa era except the 54 film

@@lutherheggs451 Your absolutely right, the later films were geared more towards children and that's ok when you watch them thru those eyes and just have fun. To me the first four in the showa series are fantastic especially this one, is it cheesey yes but it's also the first Godzilla film in color, it's got one of the best brawls of all time and to this day still leads to great debates about the final outcome & that's coming from a guy who also thinks the heisei series is the best

@@joegrizzly1327 I don't think it's a coincidence that those first four films are also the ones with Godzilla as the antagonist. Turning him into the protagonist was where the films veered very much into childish territory. While you do see them removing a lot of the horror elements associated with Godzilla in this film by the time Ghidorah the Three Headed Monster rolled around he was turned a giant buffoon (getting shot in the butt, bickering with Rhodan, etc). Sure, that film and the ones that followed it are fun to watch, but I'd hardly call them good. On the other hand, I do think the first four hold up well enough, with the original being the classic, Raids Again the underrated followup, King Kong vs Godzilla setting the standard for giant monster clashes and Mothra vs Godzilla perfecting it to the point that I still think it's one of the best Godzilla sequels (I also think Terror of the MechaGodzilla was a solid return to at least a semi-serious tone and a cohesive plot, especially compared with how hokey all the ones in between that and Mothra vs Godzilla were).

How about Godzilla Vs. Predator?🤔

UPN. Always down with the kids, yo. (Until they merged with The WB, and became The CW.)

It's like Johnny Charro, music that has forever reached eternal memedom in the Snob Cinematic Universe.

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If you were a kid back then, this was awesome. Cheese is fun.

ya i remember being a young kid and my older brother somehow got this on VHS i loved it

@@robertwarren4734 Honestly, watched it for the first time at the age of 28 and unironically loved it. It was a Japanese cut though. The mid-era Showa films were charmingly self-aware and unapologetic.

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That is an urban legend

@@SharkAlien66 Damn, the Internet and Trivial Pursuit have failed me again.

I love all 3 of these. I don't get why they get such low view counts. Same with the James Bond videos which are also hilarious.

Jessica Lange was smokin

And maybe do one for 'The King Of Kong'. The only theatrical movie to feature Donkey Kong.

Is that where is originated from? Wawa has been popping up everywhere here in Florida for the last 7yrs.

@@SexyButCurious it was founded in the Philadelphia suburbs

Growing up in PA I just thought Wawa was everywhere. Now I'm in AZ and I'm surprised when I hear anyone even mention it.

“ Did the TV just talk directly to me?” TV: “ No, I did not.”

Hey, I always notice that Kissy Suzuki was in the movie, but never noticed Aki before...

As an anime fan, I am very disappointed.

@@Launchpad05 As a female anime fan, I demand gorgeous men straining (in mostly torn off clothes of course), against tentacles. ;-)

@@annvictor9627 Your wish is my command.

@@Launchpad05 Sensible of you, sir. Thank you.

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Also his out of context Lonestar clips of the week

Uh oh, Kong might be wearing Daisy Dukes in the next movie!

What a trade off. Dull American filler that probably took less than a day to film, or just focusing on the untranslatable Japanese style salary man humor.

It was the “death by PowerPoint” of its time.

"Watch APE!"

'Don't monkey around with other cartoons shows. Watch 'King Kong' on WPWR.'

Because you probably didn’t grow up in the sixties and seventies.

The way I found out about it was through a magazine selling expensive models. I really wanted that Freddy and Jason too.

Because you were too wrapped up in the Three Stooges animated series?!

@@KonElKent probably the “Hardy Boys” animated series

Stop being everywhere! Go give Caddicarus or Johnny another bad game to review!

No different than Kong's constantly changing arm length.

Yeah it’s so odd lol 😂

The footage was sped up by accident. No, really.

To quote a certain big game hunter, *"YOU (the scientist) DING DOOONG!!!!!!"*

Or get toasted on red berry juice

Or a re-upload of 'Godzilla's Revenge'.

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Yes. Kong is duh Bomb!

You do know they were both at Channel Awesome at one point right?

@@lutherheggs451 yup, but Tenold was more like Larry Bundy. There, but not really

Wait yall have to wait till April 8th? I thought everyone could see it on hbo max on 03/31?

@@SexyButCurious I meant in theaters, we can see it on HBO Max! ...i think?

You're mostly right. She got Ninja poisoned. Bond marries the pearl diver.

My lizard! 🚬

'Cause he's The Original 'K-O-N-G'!'

Do you remember how much of a shitstorm it caused with fans when it was discovered that the Blue Oyster Cult song "Godzilla" was not going to be in the 1990s Godzilla reboot? There were tons of petitions being circulated to stop the movie from being released until the song was added, and this was a good decade before change.org existed. But instead of paying at most, maybe about six figures to license the song for the film and its advertising, the studio spent $10,000,000 to get Jimmy Paige of Led Zeppelin to come out of retirement to team up with Puff Daddy to create a horrible song and create a music video that cost another million to make which MTV then played nonstop for months. And in between airings of the music video, there were the also near endless Taco Bell commercials which also featured that song, and the studio also paid tens of millions to make.

@@jessehammond9710 thanks, i didn’t know that... oh wait, yes I did because I lived during that whole mess!