Saw this pop up and immediate thought "Oh God"

McLovin's sideplot is the most hilarious part of Superbad for me. I love that he is having the best night ever while Evan and Seth are on a horrible odyssey for booze and sex.

Seth Rogen, who plays the cop with the mustache, started writing this movie when he was 13 with his longtime friend and writing partner, Evan Goldberg (hence the two main characters Seth & Evan). When they were able to make the movie years later, Rogen felt he looked too old to play Seth in high school, and so Jonah Hill played the part; ironically they were both the same age - 25 at the time.

Zack Morris was a character on "Saved by the Bell," known for being a bleach blonde heartthrob. Orson Welles was a famous actor, writer, and director. In 1941, he appeared in the film Citizen Kane, seen by some as the greatest film ever made. He became one of a select few to receive Oscar nominations for Best Picture as producer, directing, acting, and writing, all for the same film. What they're talking about is that he was only 26 years old when he made "Citizen Kane," and still holds the record as the second-youngest nominee for directing in Oscar history. As a result, while he had a long career, many felt that he peaked too early.

I LOVE YOUR LAUGH!!! You have such a hearty laugh and it's incredibly endearing, James. Excellent editing job. I bought my first car at 18, in 2001. It was a 4-door manual '94 Honda Civic LX, and I bought it with my own money off some listing in PennySaver. That car was the embodiment of freedom to me! I drove everywhere. I even lived in that car for several months as a rebellious 19 year old. A friend of mine named it Mook. Sadly, her transmission went out in 2011 and I had to sell her to a junk yard. May she rest.

My first car was a 1996 Jaguar XJS. It was my dad’s for about ten years before he gave it to me on my 16th birthday. Loved that thing.

First car 1998 Ford Escort. Had 120,000 miles when I first got it and squeezed another 10 years out of her. Best gas mileage of any car I’ve had. Rest in peace Red Dragon!

Congrats on the youtube edit. My first car was a Chevette. It went from 0 to 60 sometimes.

My first car was a 1984 Crown Victoria. It was a beast.

My First car Was 1979 Olds Cutlass With a 350 Rocket.

Zack Morris was my teenage crush from Saved By The Bell 1989-1993. Saved By the Bell was a teen more of a clean sitcom, with some teen drama set in school, Bayside High.😊

My first car was given to me when I was 19, in 2008. It was a 4-door manual '75 Peugeot 406 1.9L TD saloon. It had an oil leak the whole time I owned it, and the power steering gave out after about 4 months and I couldn't afford to get it fixed. It was a good runner, costs me thousands to insure it, but hey it was free lol.

The thing I love about this movie is the realism of it. Most coming of age high school stuff make characters much older, smarter, wiser and charming. They go through some great transformation of becoming a better person or they learn invaluable life lesson. When reality for me and most people I know we were dumb teenagers in high school. We were not most like able people, we did dumb stuff all the time with terrible priorities. They do over top stuff but they are not that exaggerated of characters of how ridiculous we can be at that age.

I was actually a sophomore in college (or close to it) when Superbad came out. For many of my friends and I, it was one of our definitive coming-of-age/college movies. Always a sentimental favorite of mine, and the fact that it's incredibly funny naturally helps.

My first car was a 1994 Toyota 4Runner at age 15 in 2007. Loved that thing! Was amazing but my friends and I would go up the mountains and it struggled hard with inclines.

Yay, Superbad! Go McLovin ;) First car was a Ford Bronco II.

First car was a 1977 Datsun 280Z. Paid $750 for it in 1988 or so. It lasted maybe six months, tops, before it broke down beyond repair. I loved that thing, and would get another one if it was in good shape.

My first car, I bought but never drove. The first car I owned and drove was an '89 Chevy Beretta. It was around 2001-2002. I drove that car for nine years, then bought a '93 Beretta, which just had nicer interior. Then I bought an Astro Van, that was all decked out with a bed, fridge, sink, and sound system. Then I bought a '94 Silverado with a bored out 350, custom rims with Mickey's on them, and had to free up space; so afrer 11 years, I drove my first car to the junkyard, because the price for scrap was higher than the blue book value, lol. That is the tale of my first car. I wasn't allowed to get my license until I was a legal adult.

Got my first vehicle in 1992. It was a 1986 GMC S-15 4x4 pickup. It was surprisingly durable and would go just about anywhere off-road, but worthless in the snow.

1972 Ford LTD - Two door! Huge trunk, rusted through at the wheel wells - 8-track - cruising car in high-school - AC/DC, Van Halen, Led, Boston, etc, were the 8-track tapes in the glove box

My first car was an Oldsmobile Intrigue. It died slowly on me. First, no AC - a big no-no in South Florida. Then the power steering started going. One day I pulled into a toll plaza, braked, paid the toll, and could barely accelerate out. Transmission died on me then and there and I barely made it off the highway. A cop had to help me push it out of the exit ramp and onto the sidewalk.

My first car was a 1976 Chevy Nova 2 door. It was my great grandmothers and she only used it to go to the post office like once a week. She ended up having Alzheimer's and moved in with my grandparents and never drove again. When I bought it from her, or from my grandpa actually, it only had 76,000 miles on it and that was in 1998 when I was 16. I'm now 41. I miss that car so much! It had air shocks in the back so I could pump them up or down and make it look even more badass. Had an old straight six in it. What a great engine. I always wanted to hold onto that car and someday rebuild it, put a v8 in it, you know all the bells and whistles... Man I miss that car so much!

Love the editing btw. The noises for curse words are amazing 😂❤

First vehicle was a 1990 chevy silverado which I still have to this day a little beat up but still a reliable work vehicle Great reaction to this hilarious movie.

My first car was a 95 Nissan Maxima in 2006. Im glad you got this on KZfaq!

My first car was handed down from my sister a 1985 Chevy Monte Carlo. Before I even got my license she borrowed it and wrecked it. It was replaced with an 82 Dodge Aries.

My first car was basically the Geo of my generation. I got, and still have to this day, a 2003 Honda Civic

😃’82 Chrysler Lebaron convertible in choc brown, with a tan top. Worked my bleep off for it, 2 FT jobs over 3 summers to get it. Everyone called it “Doo Doo Brown”😂

Love this for the channel 😂…. And my first car was a 1999 Mercury Mountaineer. Felt like sitting on a roller coaster, a p.o.s for sure, but fond memories now.

In 1995 my first car was a 1979 Honda Accord that someone gave to me for free because it was a junker. It was the first car that I drove that didn’t have power steering and when I first drove it I thought the steering was broken. On cold mornings I’d have to sit in the car for at least 10 minutes with my foot on the gas to warm the engine up, it would stall if I took my foot off the gas. The sunroof leaked and it smelled like mould in there. It didn’t have a clutch but was a semi-automatic so it had a low and high drive gear. No a/c. Heat might work after 45 minutes.

first car: 1996 Volvo 850 station wagon. drove that thing to hell and back, still one of the greatest cars I ever owned. A house with a tank engine lmao sold it with 285,000 miles and the guy that bought it converted her to diesel, I believe it's still running to this day.

Comedies you will absolutely love - "There's Something About Mary", "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels", "The Switch", "Game Night", "Easy A", "The Proposal", "Meet The Parents", "Cocaine Bear", "When Harry Met Sally", "Hancock", and "Tucker & Dale vs. Evil" + a couple of drama-comedies - "Stranger Than Fiction" & "JoJo Rabbit". That should keep you busy laughing for a while.

1988 Ford Escort GL. Light blue with dark blue tint and blue interior. Bought it for a couple hundred dollars in ‘96 when I turned 16. What a car. 😂

My first car was a volvo station wagon from the 90s! Rubber bumper and a hand crank sun roof. Loved that car!

My dad's 2001 Dodge Intrepid was my first. Gave it to me my Junior year when he got himself a sports car. Thank you midlife crisis 😂.

First car was an 82 Datsun 280zx. All banged up. It was a few months older than me and let me tell you…what a woman repeller.

'...he's the fastest kid alive' this line gets me dyin everytime loool

Hey James, I hope you're having a great day! Thanks for another great video! Also, my first car was my grandmother's 1992 Buick Regal. I got it in 1999 and drove it my senior year of high school. Great car!

8:21 in 2005 or 2006 my rich girlfriend had one of those. it was called a sidekick (but she had the Sidekick II) and it was awesome. it had a browser, it connected to AIM, phone calls, and the screen flipped up to reveal a physical keyboard. I wanted one so bad, still do.

My first car was a 1990 Toyota Celica GT ... Very fast car! I really miss it. lol

First car was an 85' Ford Tempo 5 spd, with 185000 miles that I bought for 650. I loved that thing.

The song sung by Evan is called "These Eyes" by The Guess Who.

I was the class of 1995 and I drove a 1985 Chevy S-10. I loved my truck so much. It was the best.

In 2004 my 1st car was a 81 Toyota celica sunchaser. Total bucket 😂

In 1994 my first car was a 1980 Buick Skylark! It lasted about a year before I got a sweet 1994 Chevrolet Corsica. Lol.

Trey here from the small town of Ashland Virginia. My first car was a 1989 Ford Bronco II. a little over 300k miles but it ran pretty good. I loved that little bronco. If I ever found another in good condition, I would get it.

I grew up in Vancouver, not far from where Seth Rogan and his writing partner, Evan Goldberg, went to school at West Point Grey High. Most of the characters are based on real life people they went to school with. Steve Glanzberg and Steve Fogel (McLovin in the movie) were interviewed by the local news right after this came out. They're not as nerdy as they're portrayed in the movie. This is hardly an accurate account of their high school years, but in terms of capturing what school was like in the late 90s and early 2000s, it's pretty spot on - except for the stuff with the cops, obviously. There are references that people in Vancouver would get - like the liquor store that used to be on that corner on Granville Street. This is really what American Pie should have been. It has its wild, over the top moments, but a lot of the in-school scenes are very realistic, as wild as they are. I went to a Christian school for 2 years, and when the teacher wasn't looking, a lot of the behaviour depicted in the movie was spot on. If anything, it was wilder than this movie. You get a bunch of repressed teenagers who were taught the "six inch rule" on the daily, and this is what you get.

My first car was my grandparents' 73 Buick Electra 225 4 door. That was sophomore year of high school, 1994.

1979 Chevrolet Chevette was my first car. This was like 1997. It was a death trap. I always referred to it as the 'vette.

My first car was a 1972 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu SS. Loved that car!!

White 95 Chevy Beretta I bought for $500 with all red interior. Rusted roof and a hole in the gas tank. Could only fill it about to a quarter tank but man that thing was a tank in the snow and most comfortable seats

My first car was a 1976 Pontiac Ventura. It had a 350 engine and hauled buttocks. Dangerous in a 16 year old's hands!

Great reaction James!! I got my first car, which was a 1983 firebird in 1989

For more McLovin, you should watch *Role Models.* And *Easy A* for more Emma Stone.

Superbad is regularly quoted in my fam, the movie will always remain a classic comedy! For the car question: my first car was a 1989 bmw 325i.

My first car, in 2001, was a white '88 Crystler LeBaron convertible. Man, that car ruled.

First car was a 1977 Volvo 244, that was in 2002, have since upgraded to a 1984 Mercedes w123 230e, also i'm a Norwegian so i have only had european cars except for one 1987 Nissan Laurel and a 1987 Subaru L1800, had tons of Volvos, Opels and Mercedes through the years

I got my first car in 1980 when I was just about to turn 16. My Dad said"Tomorrow we are going to get you a car, because your not driving mine". The next day I was the proud owner of a 1973 Plymouth Duster. It was yellow with a white stripe down the side with a 318 motor. It was a great car, a year later I sold it and bought a 1970 GTO, it was hell on wheels. I wish I still had both of them. That GTO would be worth a small fortune today.

My first car was a 1987 Chevy Blazer (2-toned: sky blue and silver) in 2001...Junior in high school lol.

My first car was a 1990 Chrysler New Yorker 5th Avenue. I wish I still had it. So comfortable. Unfortunately, it was old and the transmission was slipping. They don't make cars with velour seats anymore.

Since you asked, first car was a ‘95 Mazda Protege lol, I got it around 2003

First car was a 1998 chevy s10 with a 4.3 loved that jacked up truck.

My first car was a red VW convertible cabriolet with white top in early 90's. Thing was a piece dump. Bought it new too. My poor niece borrowed it for prom, and the first time out of 18 times after, it took a dump.She still brings that up every Christmas dinner.

First car: Mazda 626 '89. My dad made me buy it from him 😂. Awesome car. Great mileage, good in the snow. Worked awesome until some guy in a Durango rear-ended me. Edit: was not my fault, and I had 4 years at that point, still drove it a couple more until it died.

My first car was a 1986 Chevy Celebrity. It was a station wagon and I lost my virginity in it. It was a glorious piece of sh*t.

first car 2020 audi q5. by the way just found this channel love it

Alright Brandon! 👏 😎 Another great Apatow flick. I know you weren't raised on movies & tv friend, but if know the history of rock-n-roll, from blues through country, Apatow's "Walk Hard" a music history buff's masterpiece. Its really funny, like most Apatow, even if you're not into music so might wanna add to your long list? Love & Prayers brother! 🙏❤ See ya! ✌🌎❤

1986 buick station wagon .maroon with wood paneling. handed down when my parents upgraded. i used it for 2 years til it could barley roll. then me and my friends ran over and back up a like 3 ft train track ramp where we were able to get all 4 wheels off the ground considerably. made it like 7 times then the bottom fell out and we left it there and walked home.

1982 Plymouth Gran Fury, no ac/heat/radio, but I had a boombox and a blanket for the cold morning drives to school

A cute movie with Michael Cera is Juno about a pregnant teen.

First car was a 1990 Oldsmobile Cutlass Ciera, red! For my first car I thought it was so awesome 😂

My first car was 1969 Volvo that only turned right. The door panel fell off every time I opened the door. When I stopped the car the engine wouldn’t just stop - it would sputter and diesel and the entire car would shudder and shake until it finally came to a stop. . . Just like a cartoon. It was super embarrassing and in a lot of ways the best car I ever had.

Your reaction to Apollo 13 was a couple of months ago so I'm posting this here for a better shot at you seeing it. Re: non fiction books, here are three you should definitely check out, as the stories are as gripping and suspenseful as any well written fiction. (or they were to me, I dunno what your taste leans toward) 1.) Shadow Divers. The tagline on the cover is only a mild spoiler that says "The true adventure of two Americans who risked everything to solve one of the last mysteries of WW2" and I won't spoil it any further. 2.) Treasure in A Corn Field. Tagline: "The Discovery and Excavation of the Steamboat Arabia." (There's actually a museum in the heart of Kansas City run by the author and his sons and it's incredible) 3.) Devil in the White City. Tagline: "Murder, Magic, and Madness at the Fair That Changed America." (I think this had a theatrical release with Leonardo diCaprio but if it did, I didn't see it) And three nonfiction movies (.....well...."based on true events" is honestly as close as you can really get to "nonfiction movies" tbh so there IS a bit of artistic license) that I didn't see in your collection....and all three come with a CAUTIONARY NOTE but as they're a part of history, (and extremely well put together) you should absolutely watch them anyway: Edit: TWO "non-fiction" movies and one hell of a historical drama 1.) The Tuskegee Airmen. (only inaccurate in that the main characters are mash-ups of several different real people, the rest is more or less fine) 1995, Lawrence Fishburne. Tagline: "They were our country's best defense...and it's greatest glory." (sub: "Based on the true story of the 332nd Fighter Squadron." CAUTIONARY NOTE: Historically accurate use of the n-word. (About seven of 'em, I kept track) and hard, hard truths about what it meant to be a black man in the 40's. 2.) ....you know I was originally going to say "Dances With Wolves" but then I remembered that while the overall societal culture and attention to detail are pretty much true to history, the story and all the characters are completely made u--you know what screw it, I'mma recc it anyway.....1990, Kevin Costner. Tagline: "The civil war had ended, but one man's battle with himself was just beginning..." CAUTIONARY NOTE: It's long. It's very long. It's very, very, very, very long. The theatrical release was shorter than Titanic though. (Three hours, 1 minute) but you can really get caught up in the story. The directors cut (which fleshes out the characters and history a bit more and worth it in my opinion) is just under 4 hours. 3.) Schindler's List. 1993 (being re-released Dec of this year) Liam Neeson and Ben Kingsley. Tagline: There isn't a tagline. There are not adequate words for a tagline. If I personally had to give it one, it'd be "One more person." This movie makes every single list (no pun intended) of best movies ever made, consistently ranked in the top 3. Although Spielberg did tone down the violence to make the film more palatable, he pulls no punches with what he does. I consider it kind of like a bookend to "Hacksaw Ridge" in terms of presenting the worst....and the best....of mankind in a time of war. CAUTIONARY NOTE: This will be the hardest movie you will ever sit through in your life. There's no way to prepare for the stark reality, and no way to brace for the pure brutality.

"I don't know who any of these people are..." Lol, they are a bit obscure. Orson Welles is a famous actor (Citizen Kane), also well known for his War of the Worlds radio broadcast. He was a bit eccentric 😅 Zack Morris was the lead character on Saved By The Bell, a TV show from the 80's and 90's. To sum up, imagine a very handsome blonde surfer boy and you're pretty close 😎 The actor who plays him - Mark-Paul Gosselaar - is very funny in the movie Dead Man on Campus.

First car, 1969 Chevy Impala 2 door, 2 tone, black vinyl top. It had the largest trunk I've ever seen, great for sneaking people into the drive in movies before they started charging per car instead of person.

First car (1989) was a light blue Chevy station wagon, inherited after my parents bought a woodie.

Fun Fact Orson Welles did the 1938 war of the worlds radio drama & wrote Citizen Kane...According to google.

1988 Chevy Nova (inherited from my mom) but the first car I bought was in 2002 or 2003, it was a '98 Honda Accord LX, black with tinted windows and gold trim. Nice watch! Superbad is HILARIOUS!

My first car was a “1993 Ford Explorer XLT” got it in 2018 with 70,000 miles only 🙂

First car was a 1977 Ford Granada Sport Coupe we called the Grey Goose. I tinted the rear windows, repainted it silver and got a flowmaster exhaust for that little 302 to scream out of. I was quite happy with it! Oh and the roof had a custom 3x3 foot moonroof carved out of it. Was pretty rad.

In 1990 by parents gave me our gold 1980 Ford Fiesta that we nicknamed the gold nugget. I upgraded to 1989 Festiva shortly after.

My first car was a 4 wheel drive AMC Eagle. The first off road compact car!

My first car was in 2006. I had a 1988 Mitsubishi starion and a 1988 for ranger. Ive also owned a 1986 Nissan 300zx turbo. I love 80s cars lol

Northern Cal, class of '99 I had a1987 red Honda prelude my junior year. Was like new cause the older lady that owned it had kept every single oil change receipt in the glove box lol

First car 1977 granada in hischool in 80s😊

My first (mid 80s) car was a hard top (not a convertable) 1967 red chevy. Kind of forgotten what it looked like been so long so looked it up. Yeah that was a pretty cool car.

1989 VW Jetta (that I got in like 2004). Stick shift, no heat/AC, and manual windows.

This is gonna be good. I rocked a 2003 mercury mountaineer. I was spoiled, and i loved that SUV

If you like Sambucca, have you ever tried Grappa ? Italian white brandy basically. Strong like Sambucca. When I was a fancy bartender 30 years ago I made a cocktail called a Flaming Lambourghini made from Sambucca. I made it with martini glasses touching lip to lip and lit one on fire and the flame goes across all four glasses, then I put the fire out by layering cream off a spoon on to it. But go look for some genuine Italian Grappa some time.

First car? Never to this day have I had one lol. Almost 33 and never had a vehicle. Could have had my grandfathers truck after he died, but I passed on it.

My first car was FIAT Brava. Manual transmission. We got it after my late wife got pregnant with out first child.

My first car was a 1988 Ford Tempo. I was 17 and in high school (1996-ish). I saved up $700, and my dad drove me to a car auction. He gave me a rundown on how an auction worked and let me bid on my own (giving me pointers and suggestions, of course). I didn't even know it was a stick until we'd already purchased it. Dad can't drive stick. Hell... I can't drive stick. So we called mom. On a payphone. You see, kids... Payphones were these public phon-- whatever. I stayed with the car. Dad drove and got mom... Who came back and drove me and my new piece of sh car home... teaching me.

3:54 Orson Welles was an actor way back in the day. Wrote, directed, and starred in Citizen Kane, was also the director and narrator of the 1938 radio drama War of the Worlds.

Back in 06 when i turned 16 my first car was a 1999 Aurora Oldsmobile

I had a Hyundai Excel and it was an amazing little shitbox. $10 filled it up and it run for two weeks on that. The best car was this Chevy compact with an aluminum or something body, like a delorean. Somebody had made the dash lights all red. It didn't run worth a shit but was cool AF.

My first car was a shit brown 79' Toyota Corolla hatchback we picked up for 600$ in 1993. She took me and my friends to every mountain in Wa. state and trips to Vancouver BC and Portland for skate/snowboarding/concert trips.

First Car: 1988 Honda Civic Hatchback, baby! That thing never died on me!

My first car was a 1996 Saturn SC1. It was a standard and I ran it until 2nd gear started being nigh impossible to shift into.

In 1986, my first car was a 1977 Toyota Celica.

1994 Toyota Camry was my first car. In 2010 haha