@KidFresh71
Bennett's "chainmail" tank top shirt remains the most disturbing costuming choice in cinematic villain history.
@jimmyr545
4:35 he skipped the best Arnold line ever! "What happened to Sully?" "I let him go."
@Kendro311
One of the best lines at the end... "Ya leave anything for us John?" "Just bodies."
@takenserious4554
"You'd expect that in coach" and "Being dead is for poor people". Genuinely hilarious commentary
@rolloutthebarrel
“In the 80’s it was very easy to break somebody’s neck” that had me dyin 😂😂
@Ddoc080
My favorite comedy of the 80's. The jump from the landing gear of the plane that is taking off is so epic. He's moving a few hundred miles per hour a couple hundred feet in the air and jumps off and luckily he lands in about a foot of marshy water to soften the fall.... he brushes off the mud, checks his watch and starts his mission. I also love how many security guards are at the mall. It's like Fort Knox. So much fun
@bryanalexander7571
When I was in high school, a friend of mine had read the novelization of this movie and said that the reason the Army Surplus Store had that huge arsenal was because if was like a secret cache that Special Forces kept there for black ops and Arnold's character knew about it. So if you ever wondered, there you go.
@Neoxubu
"Knives to meet you" I laughed so hard. 😂
@manny8479
"...and you'd expect that in Coach." I FUCKIN DIED!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💀
@RaquelFoster
I've seen this movie about 20 times, but this is the first time I ever noticed it had a plot (beyond just Arnold having to kill Bennett).
@archaicruinx
My favorite part about this movie is that not one single weapon is reloaded at any point.
@bassman8144
“He’s really good at rocket launcher”🤣🤣🤣
@BigO_VintageSoundz
"Do you wear Kung-Fubu?" has to be the funniest thing I've heard in awhile! hahahaha🤣😂🤣
@pugsnhogz
@3:49 "turducken of racism" ended me
@Vegan_Photographs
Bennet was clearly a massive fan of Queen
@logann7942
You forgot to mention: Bennett’s outfit with crocheted vest pretending to be chain mail. Matrix ripping the seat out of Rae Dawn’s car with his bare hands. Matrix picking up and throwing a phone booth with a guy in it.
@Zerophoenix1
this was one of my favorite vhs movies as a kid.
@lelandunruh7896
The last time I watched this was with my father's best friend (a burnt-out 68-year-old hippie) and our priest (who was 80 at the time). Neither of them could stop laughing. It was the best viewing experience possible!
@suntzushoes
The explanation for why it was named "Commando" earned you a sub 🤣🤣🤣
@azarsgp