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Beethoven

Beethoven

1992 filmWikipedia

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Sep 11, 2026

Zeth LundyHOST
46:17
This is what America was watching at the movies in April of 1992, the month that The Player was released in theaters.
Zeth LundyHOST
46:25
[reel scrolling] Number one, Basic Instinct, directed by Paul Verhoeven.
Zeth LundyHOST
46:31
Number two, White Men Can't Jump, directed by Ron Shelton.
Zeth LundyHOST
46:36
Number three, Beethoven, directed by Brian Levant.
Zeth LundyHOST
46:40
Number four, Sleepwalkers, directed by Mick Garris.
Zeth LundyHOST
46:45
Number five, Wayne's World, directed by Penelope Spheeris.
Zeth LundyHOST
46:51
Number six, My Cousin Vinny, directed by Jonathan Lynn.
Zeth LundyHOST
46:56
Number seven, Thunderheart, directed by Michael Apted.
ErinGUEST
97:36
Wow.
Todd SchlosserHOST
97:36
Number three, Beethoven.
Todd SchlosserHOST
97:38
Number four, Straight Talk.
Todd SchlosserHOST
97:40
Not the wireless company, the movie.
Paige WesleyHOST
97:41
Oh, I was gonna ask if it was Beethoven the dog or the piano player.
ErinGUEST
97:45
I think the dog, right?
Todd SchlosserHOST
97:46
It is just Beethoven, which is the dog.
Todd SchlosserHOST
97:48
They did not-
JimHOST
30:22
going to blockbuster to pick out a movie yeah i should have i screwed that up i should have put that down
KatieHOST
30:27
the best friday saturday night or 55th street video either one but going and just like seeing the new releases or the recently returned cart because those weren't filed yet so like the hot movies the hot vhs's would be in the recently returned cart so you could like go and check yeah i loved going and figuring out what movie we were going to watch I
JimHOST
30:50
mean, I almost wish they I mean, I know there's advancements in technology.
JimHOST
30:54
That is one that I wish we could go back.
JimHOST
33:47
Top one more.
JimHOST
33:47
Yeah.
JimHOST
33:49
underrated movies from the 90s i'll go first
KatieHOST
33:52
so underrated so we're not talking about like mighty ducks we're not talking about now and then father of the bride like secret movies
Zach SimsHOST
24:34
The Grodin thing is also weird.
Zach SimsHOST
24:37
If you don't know who Charles Grodin is, you know, my introduction to him was the Beethoven movies as a child.
Zach SimsHOST
24:44
And then to find out he's also one of the greatest guests on Late Night and also this great performer and Midnight Run and all these awesome, awesome movies.
Dan WilberHOST
24:54
We are just old enough to kind of know who he is.
Joshua RyanHOST
13:34
In second place, Basic Instinct.
Joshua RyanHOST
13:36
Third, Beethoven.
Timbo JonesHOST
13:38
Oh.
Joshua RyanHOST
13:38
Four, White Men Can't Jump, and five, The Player.
Da7e GonzalesHOST
0:45
Hey, it's me, David the Seven.
Da7e GonzalesHOST
0:46
I'm going to go with Beethoven the dog running through the house and eventually into the yard, pulling David Duchovny and Patricia Heaton in lawn chairs through the lawn.
Da7e GonzalesHOST
0:55
This is, of course, in the movie Beethoven starring Beethoven the dog.
David EhrlichHOST
0:59
I'm David Ehrlich, and I gotta be honest, I was so rocked by the news that there's a new Tom and Jerry film.
David EhrlichHOST
1:05
It's a Chinese film.
ChrisHOST
25:24
He was the only smart one of the group who did not go under.
ChrisHOST
25:27
He was in Married to the Mob, Beethoven, Indecent Proposal, The Three Musketeers.
ChrisHOST
25:33
My favorite of his, or second favorite probably, is, well, no.
ChrisHOST
25:38
For him, this is my favorite for him, Lake Placid.
CherylHOST
27:45
Her philanthropy is like unmatched.
CherylHOST
27:48
Speaking of philanthropy, in 1993, she performs The Day I Fall in Love for the Beethoven's second soundtrack.
DaveHOST
27:56
Saw that in the theater as well.
DaveHOST
27:58
My first Charles Grodin movie.
DaveHOST
28:00
I never even saw Beethoven, but I saw Beethoven second.
DaveHOST
28:03
Of
CherylHOST
28:03
course you did.
Adam O'BrienHOST
17:12
And, yeah, it's obvious it's a trap, you know.
Adam O'BrienHOST
17:14
There's sort of, particularly with Grodin, he looks to De Niro, you know, there's... that bounty hunter job that he's got but he's kind of like one of those um guys that's got his own moral compass you know and no matter what happens no matter how much money he gets he wants to help you know and um so he's a good guy at heart no matter what happens so that's one of the key things so before we get any you know further into it let me say a few things about uh when i first saw this film now going into it i didn't even realize it was a comedy i'd seen a few trailers from time to time on different vhs's that we'd rented at the time when the film and uh just hit home cinema and you know i you know i thought de niro is going to be super serious Not that I knew him that well back then, but you know, and then Grodin was, from what I knew, a serious actor, before I knew the Beethoven films and the comedies later.
Adam O'BrienHOST
18:17
And I hadn't seen King Kong, the one that he was in the 70s.
Adam O'BrienHOST
18:21
So it was interesting, you know, and it looked like an action film at the same time, but was it one of those ones that was a police one that was serious? So I didn't know exactly how to take it.
David MurtowHOST
25:42
very raunchy
Becky FeldmanGUEST
25:43
Yeah, because like I feel like if we lived in a world where whatever we would just like walk down the street and be like, oh, look, it's a man jizzing or like, oh, look, they're fucking like anyway, like I feel like we would just like watch this movie and it would be like the equivalent to watching like Beethoven or something about the dog, you know, like it's like a very like calm.
Becky FeldmanGUEST
26:01
It's just our society.
Becky FeldmanGUEST
26:02
You know what I mean?

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