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muscles like this? posted:Considering the "code" for it was just a simple word I don't think they'll mind too much if people share it and anyway he was asking for the website not the code. Well, does anyone have it? I want my schwag. Especially I want that short.
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That's the PW. I was looking for the url 
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Aug 21, 2009 04:38
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Carl Von Awesomwitz posted:My theater(Golden, CO) was about 1/3 full with a shitton of older people. Honestly, it was a little weird to see old people cracking up about grain expo 2009 and Berrywatch. Colorado Mills? I was there too.
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Overwined posted:That's the PW. I was looking for the url PM sent.
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Aug 21, 2009 04:39
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Overwined posted:Well, does anyone have it? I want my schwag. Especially I want that short. Sorry I don't remember it either and am just going to wait until someone posts it in the thread. Or until tomorrow when the freaking website starts working and it will probably be a link somewhere.
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https://www.rifftrax.com/plan9 this took me to a membership page where i could log in but i dont remember my pass and it obviously isnt going to reset mine in a timely fashion tonight
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Aug 21, 2009 04:40
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Mr.Hotkeys posted:Don't post it here. Use the pm system. I'd do it, but I don't have platinum. I really don't think it matters. Mike even joked about how unsecure it was. https://www.rifftrax.com/plan9 password is: lugosi 
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Thanks for the help guys. I was afraid that my love of schwag and schwag would not be united. But you have proven that schwag always finds a way to schwag hoarders like me.
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I just got back from the showing in Albany. For one, holy poo poo I didn't expect there to be that many people up here in upstate NY, the theater was totally packed a half an hour before it even started. For two, that was on par with the best MST3K episodes. Doubled over in laughter many, many times. I hope they do this again sometime, it was amazing.
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Malachi Constant posted:I really don't think it matters. Mike even joked about how unsecure it was. I was really just hoping to cut down on people logging on so I could get my poo poo sooner.  It's the internet, someone will find out how to get on it eventually. I just wanted to get it before eventually happened.
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Got back from the Grand Rapids, MI show a bit ago. Excellent stuff. Was absolutely sold out. Glad I grabbed my tickets ahead of time. Perfect choice for a movie and I was glad that I hadn't seen it before so I could "enjoy" the film's I think Lowtax's bit suffered from not having his own microphone... didn't catch everything he said. Was surprised how well the "ads" went over. The crowd was pretty nerdy, but I'm not entirely sure how goony it was. Rageaholic Monkey posted:The short was pretty great, too, but I thought the musical section was pretty weak... I beg to differ. It gave me the perfect opportunity to get popcorn and a drink. 
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Aug 21, 2009 04:47
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Didn't someone mention that Time magazine gave a plug for this event?
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Overwined posted:Didn't someone mention that Time magazine gave a plug for this event? And somewhere, Jim Mallon loads a .38 for the last time.
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Gherkin Jerkin posted:I beg to differ. It gave me the perfect opportunity to get popcorn and a drink.  Was that guy a goon? Because I remember some goon posting his acoustic album about robots and stuff in GBS a few years ago and I really liked it. Coulton sounded a lot like the goon I'm remembering, except I didn't like the songs he played tonight half as much as whatever I heard on that album ages ago.
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Rageaholic Monkey posted:
He's the guy that wrote the theme song to the game "Portal".
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To those wondering about the weird picture frame above the bed and the names on the gravestone, Wiki tells us this.Wikipedia posted:Legend had auctioned off the opportunity to insert new material into the film through two auctions on eBay. The first allowed the auction winner to provide a photograph that is digitally inserted into part of the scene between the Ghoul Man and Paula Trent. The second allowed the winner to have his or her name placed on a gravestone during a scene with Tor Johnson. The third alteration is at a point where Eros is punched and briefly turns green from head to toe. Pretty neat I think, it also explains why it looked so spliced in.
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Aug 21, 2009 04:55
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The Altamonte Springs theaters near Orlando are pretty large and it was absolutely packed. Took my mom and had a great time  They'd be crazy to not do more of these.
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Gherkin Jerkin posted:I think Lowtax's bit suffered from not having his own microphone... didn't catch everything he said. Was surprised how well the "ads" went over. The crowd was pretty nerdy, but I'm not entirely sure how goony it was. I, however, did get to meet Bob Servo, which was pretty cool. We had a nice brief discussion about Sexy Pets Wholesale Supply.
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Saw it at South Park Meadows in Austin. Theater had about 1/4 occupancy, which surprised me because Austin is a pretty goon town. The best part for me was sitting next to my nine-year-old daughter while she sang as a zombie, but she loves that song and was way enthusiastic about it.
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Aug 21, 2009 04:59
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Well, look at what I just found. I think I just found my white whale...
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Aug 21, 2009 04:59
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Savannah, GA. Delayed 45 minutes, so I got two free tickets to any movie I want. Thanks, Rifftrax!
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Aug 21, 2009 05:02
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The local showing here at Topeka KS wasn't that packed, but I kinda liked it that way. Got the seat I wanted, was able to hear the movie/commentary even with the laughter...all in all, a good show.
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Plavski posted:Hmmm... they did that gag in the three riffer version on the site. Also the Tor singing and Bela Lugosi/The Count stuff too... Thank God. Frankly, if I didn't hear the gun gags again, I was gonna die.
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Aug 21, 2009 05:05
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Just returned home from the closest Theater showing it, which was 2 hours away (Bristol, VA). Probably about 40 people there. The Lowtax clips went over well, but I think I was the only one singing along to Re: Your Brains
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I Greyhound posted:but I think I was the only one singing along to Re: Your Brains Same here. It was made worse by the fact that I found myself singing alone to the lyrics that nobody else knew. I quickly stopped when I realized what a nerd I must have sounded like.
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Aug 21, 2009 05:08
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I was at the North Brunswick, NJ show. There was a decent-sized crowd, and only a handful of technical problems that happened early. Unfortunately one of those problems was such that we missed the entire first Lowtax short; it hinged on a second or so of footage, showing a bunch of bags of flour, then a guy's head with concentric circles behind it and the words "CUTTING EDGE" at the bottom. We saw that in a loop for a good three minutes. Then it faded to black, and then came back on Coulton starting his first song. My theater did not care for him at all. There was some booing, and a very palpable frustration once he started up the second song and took minutes to organize the singalong. The only laughs throughout his set were when they showed the crowd members raptly singing along. It made me kind of sad; I like the guy a lot. (They were, of course, way more receptive for the riffing, and the short and the movie both went over very well.)
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Yea, the singing guy didn't go over very well at the theater I was at. The lowtax shorts went over incredibly well though.
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The Rifftrax in the Bronx was deserted. Except for one goon with a :iamafag: t-shirt. I know you looked at me.
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Williamsville New York! REPRESENT I was happy for the guy who won the iPod -- for a second, we all didn't realize that "oh yah thats us." So what do all the people who were in that theater win? Oh yeah, and we had a big storm -- our feed was probably down for a good 20 minutes of the whole thing
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Saw it in Warrington, PA. Definitely a great time, though the sound kept hiccuping every 15 minutes or so. Not too much of an issue, though. I wasn't going to go at first until I asked a friend last night if she'd be interested. Luckily, she was, but I told her I was worried that it might have been hit or miss, as I find that some of the MST'd movies that are particularly slow can't be saved by the riffing, no matter how brilliant they are. Thankfully that wasn't the case. I think my favorite line was Bill's "I'm Bob Executive. Can you point me to business?" I like Jonathan Coulton, but his bits went on a bit too long. And I and most of the theater laughed at the poor girls.
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Just got back from the showing at AMC Bay Plaza in Bronx, NY. It was a pretty small turnout, but the show was absolutely hilarious nonetheless. Lowtax's shorts had me in stitches. I really hope they do something like this again.
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Aug 21, 2009 05:13
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Bel Mar show in Denver had about 30 people I would guess. The shorts were really funny!
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Just got back from watching it in Amarillo, TX. There were about 30 people there, which was more than I expected. Everything went over very well, except maybe the Berry Watch short. There were a few groans on that one. But we had a great time, and I hope the gang decides to do this again someday.
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Anyone aware of plans to sell a DVD of the show tonight in it's entirety? I bought a ticket but couldn't go because my kid got sick. Edit: To clarify, I'm aware they sell Plan 9 I was wondering if they had what was essentially a recording of what was played tonight with the extras included. Nodelphi fucked around with this message at 05:20 on Aug 21, 2009 |
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Just got back from the Belcourt Theatre showing. It was amazing and a lot of fun. I enjoyed getting to talk with everyone afterwards, especially Johnathan Coulton. He's really cool and down to earth. Anyone else who was at the Nashville shows, he mentioned something about an email? What are we supposed to do with that? I couldn't hear him very well at that point.
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Email was only if you were in the theater of the person who won the iPod. Nodelphi posted:Anyone aware of plans to sell a DVD of the show tonight in it's entirety? I bought a ticket but couldn't go because my kid got sick. I doubt it, whenever they do something live and release a pre-recorded version its always a little different.
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Mr. Saturday posted:Speaking of Coulton, who else joined the zombie horde and sang along? Here in Sarasota, me and somebody else. They didn't even clap at most bits, either!
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