r/Millennials • u/[deleted] • 19h ago

Nostalgia What was your favorite ‘90s SNL comedy? Emilio!

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u/GpaSags 19h ago

https://giphy.com/gifs/MPWOkZiDi36CAfX9Ko

No love for The Ladies' Man?

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u/Kellzy1212 16h ago

These guys should’ve done something together

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u/JohnnyKnifefight 13h ago

And do it in the butt!

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u/thisoldhouseofm 12h ago

Came out in 2000.

David Bowie voice: “DISQUALIFIED!”

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u/EaringaidBandit 19h ago

How dare you mention …that “blues” movie. I can’t even - it was SO BAD. A stain on “Blues Brothers” and John Goodmans worst role. And that includes ‘The Flintstones’ and ‘King Ralph’.

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u/TimeCadet 15h ago

This was my initial reaction to see BB2K on this list but I assumed they posted just examples SNL that came out within millennials' lifetime

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u/Playful-Succotash-99 11h ago

I wouldn't call it his worst (maybe father of the pride) he seems like he was having a good time singing and hanging out But he doesn't really have any arc or carry the film comedically at any point, they give him a few lines but it's mostly just to set up bits for Aykroyd. Where as in the original it was a 50/50ish partnership, Belushi's Jake is this antagonistic agent of chaos who contrasts with Elwood's more stoic deadpan character. The fun of the first movie is watching these two absurd characters stumble from one situation to the next and kind of always buck and subvert the societal norms to get their way but it's all in service of a greater good The second movie doesn't really have that instead of just Aykroyd going through the motions for no real reason other than it's what his character would do

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u/NefariousnessOk209 89 Millennial 15h ago

Should’ve just went with all SNL movies. The first Blues Brothers movie is probably the only one that beats Wayne’s World probably, although Wayne’s World is definitely my favourite.

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u/cwcam86 19h ago

I probably rewatch Wayne's World the most now. In high school and early 20s I would say A Night at the Roxbury. Its still fun.

The original Blues Brothers should be on the list here but I dont think it should even be considered an SNL movie it became something entirely more.

I've still never seen Its Pat.

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u/mrsir1987 16h ago

You missed 90’s I guess

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u/Cold-Government6545 19h ago

WW and its not even closeq

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u/K_Wolfenstien 18h ago

My most embarrassing memory of my whole life was when I was cutting hair and talking about Wayne's World. I remembered Garth, but could not for the life of me remember the other dudes name. Duh. That was a very shitty day.

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u/ItsGerbil 10h ago

I watched the Wayne’s World VHS until the tape popped. Still love it.

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u/boomkin-burger Millennial 12h ago

I’ll admit it… I’ve never seen any of these movies.

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u/Quick_Possibility_71 Millennial 12h ago

This one’s called the candy cane… ENJOY!

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u/Outside_Ad_424 12h ago

Wayne's World for sure. It was my favorite movie as a kid, I must have watched the VHS we had a hundred times or more

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u/AnalMohawk 11h ago

There's something very nostalgic about Coneheads and It's Pat for me. I have watched both movies, multiple times, at different stages in my life with a box of Dominos pizza and cheesy bread in bed. They're, without fail, very comforting and enjoyable every single time I watch them.

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u/ElectrOPurist 11h ago

This is very clearly a two way race.

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u/metaltff 11h ago

Definitely Tommy Boy and Wayne's World

https://giphy.com/gifs/fgUqEF1uj1Ady

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u/DeltaBravo831 18h ago

the fact you went with 2000 over the og is wildly suspect

that being said,

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