Patton Oswalt & Conan React To A Wild ‘70s Movie Stunt | Conan O'Brien Needs A Friend

Patton Oswalt shows Conan, Sona, and Gourley an unreal stunt from the 1975 film “Framed.”



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[DangerousDac]

I love how Patton turned this into an episode of Best of the Worst.

[richardyasushiii]

Patton Oswalt is so knowledgeable about film, including foreign films and auteurs, that he should really inherit the mantle of Roger Ebert. His appreciation of B-movies to A-class art films, is impressive.

[damonversaggi]

Conan's take on editing and timing is so spot on...

[cleverusername]

I could listen to Patton speak knowledgeably and eruditely about movies for untold lengths of time.

[MehrdadParthian]

its such a joy when conan and patton oswalt get to talk to each other, because its almost like they're sitting at conan's porch and just talking like they normally would behind the camera. there are very few people that conan has this chemistry with, such as kevin nealon or bill burr, etc. and its so amusing to watch :)

[kstepko]

We need more Patton Oswald giving us the behind-the-scenes story of old movie clips!

[hoytoy]

Patton is the best film reviewer. Could listen to him for hours going on about movies. His knowledge and recall is amazing.

[decibelfilm]

Gourley always with the perfectly timed quips and chime-ins.

[mattwales]

The chase scene in the French Connection was a crime caught on film. LOL.

[EuanH]

The best is the scene in Tora! Tora! Tora! when the plane accidentally veers off and crashes into a bunch of other parked planes in a huge fireball, and you can clearly see all the stuntmen/actors literally running for their lives.

[michaelhenehan]

I could listen to that guy talk about sci-fi, story, or just about anything for hours

[magicknight]

I need a Conan and Patton watch movies and commentary podcast!

[troubleondemand]

For anyone who loves old school stunts, you have to watch the movie Hooper with Burt Reynolds. Absolute classic.

[ColinFilm]

I know it was a video bit on an audio podcast but I enjoyed listening to their reaction and now watching the clip itself. Would be on board for more reactions like this every now and then. 😁

[PatrickAirman]

I love how Conan just exclaims hilarious

[hamiljohn]

If Patton could be on every week, it'd be so, so awesome. This Joe Don Baker film seems like I need to see it!

[foxhound]

I think of Batman The Animated Series where they were on striked guidlines (no realistic guns, swearing, blood, and such). In interviews and commentary tracks you learn how they are told by the censors they can't do that. And they come back with something that looks much more horrifying like the way jokers victims look from the laugh gas or seeing batgirl fall but you get the point of view from inside of the car from Jim Gordon. Patton is right, you can say what you want, you just have to be clever.

[darkmoonlady]

Hooper has amazing stunts and funny as hell too.

[jimmyguitar]

I absolutely LOVE witnessing Patton and Matt totally geek out over B movies!

[TomWDW]

You should check a lot of Hong Kong martial arts stuntwork from the 80s and 90s. SO dangerous. But it does look amazing.