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And what's even funnier, it's supposed to mean all white people look the same to him. But instead they are just literally invisible.

He’s honestly my fave part of adum & pals lol

@@GlassDanimals 😽

You don't know he's that quick on the joke. 1000% not the first attempt at making a joke there. Probably spent a full day or 7 hours writing that joke.

Tell your dad that he's my hero what a deal

@@ZeranZeran those were the days.. before that my brothers and I got to get on the set of Batman 89, because my Mom worked at Manufacturers Trust and they were always filming there. So we'd take the train to her job after school every day for the couple weeks they were there and for the reshoots.. Fast Forward they filmed A bunch of the Spiderman Home trilogy at my old highschool Franklin K. Lane and I was able to get on set for that lol

​@@misfit1nx865what hell dude, you are very lucky

@@misfit1nx865 waaait a minute - you live in LA right? Or NYC? It's the only thing that makes sense. It's my understanding that you aren't considered a legal resident of LA until you've been to a movie set or asked to be a background extra in something.

"he was minding his business watching them film" lol

Too much power

@@LifesNeverHumDrumthey were scared

Jack strikes again xd.

get back to drawing t឴ombo឴y pus឴sy, no breaks allowed

@@sticklyboi yes sir, 1 tomboy mando in a sweater on the way!

Ok but that combination isn’t that bad , it’s actually tasty.

The book is the same way.

I agree that it was great, but why do I have to put my hands down?

@@heavydfunk Why were you holding them up in the first place?

obviously the best part was when they shot missiles with flare guns

I'd also include Adam saying "shut up" every time the gorilla talked

Par for the course really

I still suspect it would be really hard to get the flare close enough though. You'd somehow have to match the rocket speed and trajectory to get close enough without the rockets hitting your plane before you fire off the flares.

Yeah but them aiming it and hitting is a better conclusion for this commentary.

@@koenvandamme6901 based on cursory research, the weapon fired was an early Stinger model (FIM 92A), originally developed with infrared-only targeting. Early IR was generally defeated by flares due to the fact that the targeting systems searched for any IR within its FOV. Flares would be fired, the targeting system had a chance to pick the flare instead of the engines (the next highest IR output signal), then the original target would try to exit the FOV. In cases such as the one was shown, the IR output would be dramatically different. Additionally, high humidity can negatively impact IR-only targeting - so the targeting being fooled by the flares is plausible. I cannot find any information on whether the Stinger had proximity triggers, but its reasonable to assume as the AIM-4 Falcon had the capability a few years earlier. Interestingly, the FIM 92 switched from being an infrared-only seeking missile to UV and IR dual-seeking - *specifically to defeat flares*. This was designated the FIM 92B, and all later models can use this mode. I cannot seem to find any visual discrepancies between the models, but Zaire troops at the time appear to be utilizing both outdated American and Soviet arms, so a 92A is very plausible. Thus, without any real authority on the subject, I think the scene is shockingly close to realistic - provided the launcher was not, in fact, the 92B.

There's also a reason why aircraft have to fire off many flares to redirect manpads. One or two flareguns wouldn't do anything.

​​@@greyfells2829 yeah but he's Monroe Kelly

Yeah that one caught me off guard too

2:11

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Bold of Scoot to assume Gael is white.

@@ekmad I would never

He's with Hercermur now 😢

⁠@@thelocust619I hadn’t watched this one till now. Now I know where that fucking name came from lol. I was always sus cuz there is a murderer in Canada with the last name Homolka… was always kinda like wut lol.

@@laffy4584 It really is a gem, yea.

It hits you like your parents do.

"But, how did it make you... feel?" -Bilbo Baggins

@@Kernwadi dude, this isn’t even EFAP. You can’t just quote Bilbonius Baggages randomly

@@ritenac6770 Why not? It's a free country.

how about 5 am

It took you a year to watch Congo? That's one hell of a director's cut.

@@MegaFat1 lol it was just 365 extra days of Homolka story arch. The theatrical release paled in comparison.

It took you a year to eat dinner? I bet you’re feared at the buffet.

This simultaneously sounds like a nightmare and a dream

​@@katsmith-riply9862 I HAVE TO KNOW WHAT HAPPENED IN ROMANIA!

Tim Curry is literally an icon seriously

SPACE!

i guess that explains why he's so awesome in Red Alert, considering the FMV cutscenes are cheesy even for 90's FMV games

Never forget Rocky Horror

Okay, is Merkimer in Disenchanted an homage to Tim Curry in this film?? He's played by Matt Berry who is also an amazing Brit who makes everything he's in better

Yes, I've seen it, good video

That's not entirely true, humans developed sign language and we're apes.

@@Darkko88 haha, got'em

Vsauce made a good point about just that in one of his videos. That no ape has ever used sign language to ask questions. They can only say the names of like, food. Give orange me give eat orange me eat give me eat give me eat orange give me you

@@Darkko88 Nope, we share a common ancestor, we're not the same as apes. Correct me if I'm wrong.

I heard this quote a mighty long time ago from "The 100 Cheesiest Movie Quotes of All Time" by hh1edits.

Nostalgia Critic got it into mine. Maybe you saw his review of this movie?

@@sjoerddondersteen1337 oh my god that’s where it was from. I feel like you just pieced together my lost past or something

The Nostalgia Critic review. Probably one of his finest. Especially his reactions to Tim Curry acting.

@@ritenac6770 On a different note, pleasantly surprised to see in your favorites playlist none other then Hajime no Ippo! The nostalgia is real. Mad respect & greetings from the Netherlands, you absolute madman!

I thought these were people's names and my brain melted in confusion.

He's the most ok there ever was up there.

Was it cause the rockets hit the flare?

Funnier fact: the main role was promised to Sean Connery. Just imagine the movie we could’ve gotten.

How does that even work out... Well. I mean we know but damn

@@SangheiliSpecOp see Starship Troopers.

The book was more interesting. The killer apes were far more terrifying. They used wooden paddles to pop people's heads like melons. It was wild.

​@@darwincity he was gonna play Amy?

I watch these videos every day. I’m always looking forward to more, specifically because of Scoot. I’m so sad. My heart breaks for his family and friends

When kids look at your movie and say, "This is stupid.", you should know you dun fuq'd up. Because kids should be focused on the silly monkey and not notice the plot. If they're so bored that they're paying attention to why the plot makes no sense, it's a BAD movie!

I barely remember it. Is this the one with the freaky prologue where the monkeys throw what a guy thinks is fruit at him and he realizes it’s an eye? His books used to have prologue samples for other books at the end so I may have just read that in a copy of sphere or terminal man or something.

@@menschman1464 It has been a hot minute since I read it but I think you are right.

I liked this movie. It was always on HBO when I was a kid before hi speed internet.

And it got worse every time ... This one is at least so bad it's good. But there was also Sphere (ok, had some moments) and Timeline (just meh).

@@lordmontymord8701 yeh most adaptations don’t do his books justice. Even the Jurassic park film which is a masterpiece in its own right is kind of a bad adaptation of the book.

The only movie I ever fell asleep on in a movie theater was The Man Without A Face.

So he missed the laser ... what a shame.

Mine was "Rampage" (2018)

So you're saying your dad has bad taste?

Why, though? Was he promised anything but a ridiculous talking monke movie?

Well, some other person commented that the screenplay adapter for this film didn't even read the source material. So, that's probably why.

@@gregoryent Well even then a good writer can create a coherent script - that just has nothing to do with the book. But here ...

@@lordmontymord8701 Yeah but it seems like he was familiar with the material, as in knew the general gist, but just didn’t read it. So he kinda had a beginning and an end, but no comprehension of what was supposed to happen in the middle. Which is what I think happened. But yes, you are right, a good writer would come up with a good script, relevant or not to the original source. But I’m going to guess a good writer would also probably never neglect reading the source material either.

"Amy.. Mother."

"Ugly.. lady"

You think deaf people aren't just doing fun tricks for attention?

@@1WEareBUFO1 I'm not sure if you're joking or not, because there's a lot of people who are actually saying that. But I know deaf people aren't doing it for attention. There's a number of significant differences between how apes use hand signs and how deaf people do. Apes never learn proper sentence structure, they don't sign to themselves (which deaf people do in the same way hearing people will talk to themselves), and the apes do not se signs except to get something they want (they never express complex ideas). It's a pretty big difference.

Politely have to disagree... A Goofy Movie has some of the best Scoot and Gael moments of all time. And watching them all recoil in fear and disgust at The Cat in the Hat was so much fun

@Melissa i didn't say the twilight series was the best of all time lol i just said it was my favorite, like a personal favorite

​@@HoneyBeeFlanzman lol same i have rewatched a bunch of this multiple times, sometimes it's to help me sleep

The twilight video series is my favourite too, gaynutbuster

There will never be a more perfect "Brother's Twilight"

If you think hearing Adum laugh is rare you haven’t seen him play Life Is Strange

They’re happily riffing. Diatribe has a completely unrelated definition ❤

@@characterwheaties Yeah, after typing it out I feel like I’d used the wrong word honestly! I’m all for riffing with each other, it’s a great dynamic to witness ^^

They pointed it out though? Unless you’re talking about a different scene.

@bananasauz4337 adum pointed it out but I was anticipating Scoots explosive reaction. In my head it involved clapping and scoot shouting "best movie ever"

@@a55a551nxki114x I could see that honestly. It is kind of surprising they didn’t react more.

What did the book do?

Nice copypasta nerd

"Nhoo! Nhoo! The diamornds arr HEIIIRR!"-Tim Curry in Congo, probably.

STOP. EATING MY SESAME CAKE!

But it's a picture OF me. So, what, I'M horrified at myself?

@@notscotthenson You should be

@@GippyHappy I am

Consider this: get some H O E S

@@subparterran8191 bro i’m just tryna watch some adum and pals.

@@carIitoast :)

You're too kind 😽

Apparently, Campbell auditioned for the main role but got a minor part instead.

@@rosiemullen9100 that is truly infuriating

Wasting a perfectly good Campbell is a crime! And showing him in the beginning only to switch to Mr. no personality later on made it even worse. At least we got something out of Ernie Hudson (even if it should have been more) and a crazy Tim Curry ...

The funny thing is when Campbell talks about the movie he says it was the best vacation of his life. He was on set for a few days and then spent the rest of the time chilling in Africa.

I am convinced now that during the 90s some big wig in Hollyweird had it in for Bruce Campbell. The dude had leading man looks and for some reason couldn't catch a break anywhere outside of Raimi's projects. It cannot be simply because Army of Darkness under performed at the box-office.

I can only think of Mystic River

Yes.

It almost seems like that was somehow intentional

1:59 😰

​@@scooda 😭

No this is Congo

​​@@Dinosaurianationazation 🤓

*"JON"*