Matt Bellany
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297 appearances
10 recordings
3 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard 20 Feb
Matt Bellany’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Are they any good? They suck. So it's not just a clever name.
We would say that, and then we would say, at first it's constrictive, and then after a while it becomes a part of you, like the new pair of underpants. Yeah. What you just described is like the first 12 to 15 minutes of the movie, and it's absolutely perfect. There's fun camera play where Garth's like, oh, what's that over there? And then he fakes out the camera and runs away. It's all so fun.
Baby Majora. That stuff worked. We were all laughing at that stuff back then. It was awesome.
And then at the end, Garth just says, no, neither did I. I was just asking.
Yeah, when I was watching this, one of the times I laughed the hardest when my wife goes, what are you watching? Is at the very end when they go tight on Garth and he goes, here I come, girl. I'm coming to get you. And he's just like super sex machine with that stupid wig and glasses. And Carvey is so, so funny.
I couldn't help it. When that line came out for the next 20 years, anytime anyone was ordering Chinese food, someone would say, I'll have the cream of some young guy. You had to say it.
it's just those index cards. It's not just that he writes, he blows goats. He says, I have proof. And that line always kills me. I'm like, he has proof that he blows goats and just the stupid little stuff. Like we haven't talked much about not yet. I know we'll get there, but like he introduced him. He goes, here's our sponsor. Noah Vanderhoff. Nice name. Not.
And I laughed when I watched that last night.
Um, It's the most memorable scene. For me, the Makita's Into the Gas Works is the best stretch of this movie, and it's unbelievably good. I would go with that.
First time ever in a movie.
They come up through Chicago and you can tell like that guy totally has it. He's talking about cities and I'm laughing.
And there's weird shit with that, where everybody had the VHS of Wayne's World. I think it was even one you could get at McDonald's if you ordered a value meal. And he would start that scene, and Wayne would play these three bizarre notes that sounded nothing like Stairway to Heaven.
Right. So the story is they couldn't or wouldn't pay Led Zeppelin to even play those three notes. So it doesn't sound anything like Stairway. The joke doesn't make sense, but we just went with it for years.
if you watch it on amazon now just if you rent it for three bucks it's the notes from stairway to heaven and it totally makes sense and the joke is there we everyone even though it didn't make sense we would still all talk about no stairway it's the joke still lived without it making any sense at all i mean you could buy it for five bucks on amazon it was half price because i think it was because s and o week um yeah i have more what do you have for what stage the best
We talk about Tia Carrera's performance. Like I fucking love her in this movie. And the fact that they chose her and where she came from, like Tia Carrera was from Hawaii. She had done all these weird, stupid little shows that they did back there, like Airwolf or Love Boat, that type of stuff. Yeah. And was going to do Baywatch and did this movie.
And as far as I've read and understood, does all of the singing. That's actually her. It's not like Marty McFly with a fake voice singing Go Johnny Go. That's actually her singing. I love her in this movie. Love it.
Very talented, obviously beautiful, but also cool with the comedy. I'm sure you appreciate her in Rising Sun with Connery and Snapes. That came a few years later, too.
She's hanging in with that scene in the subtitles. That's like high comedy when it's they're going back and forth and they have to wait and the timing is there. And like Myers is just cooking. And I'm never like this girl's over her skis at all. I just think she does a really, really good job in the movie. And like I'm always I'm a lifetime fan of her just because she's Cassandra.
And also, I think she has a really critical role. And her casting in this role, Bill, keeps this from maybe being the whitest movie of all time. It's still probably in conversation. But if they cast somebody else who's not her, it's the whitest movie ever made from start to finish.
The soundtrack, this musically, this movie drops at a really interesting time, Bill. It's the hair metal thing is just kind of dying and grunge is just showing up. And my take on the soundtrack is that singles is looked at as the grunge movie and it has total credibility and it's very, very cool.
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