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I now hate the rifftrax guys for getting me to watch Titanic. What an awful poo poo-pile that was.
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I found this two part interview Marvel.com did with Bill Corbett. Of course, the guy has to be a Marvel fanboy just for dropping a goddamn Toxin reference in the Happening Riff. This is the important part: quote:Marvel.com: The latest live event was a Christmas-themed special. I went to the "Plan 9" special, and I was amazed at how well it worked in a live setting, because "MST3K" and RiffTrax are relatively quiet experiences. But it was so much fun in the theater. Is this going to become a regular thing? I also got a kick out of how Brian Michael Bendis (Marvel's top writer guy who practically redefined Daredevil over the course of five years) told Corbett how much he loved the Daredevil Riff.
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Dec 23, 2009 07:44
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Are the three christmas shorts that were just release recorded from the live show, or are they re-record using the same/similar jokes? I would like to get the clips/jokes from the event that I saw, otherwise I'll wait for the show to be put on DVD.
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Dec 24, 2009 00:10
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IUG posted:Are the three christmas shorts that were just release recorded from the live show, or are they re-record using the same/similar jokes? I would like to get the clips/jokes from the event that I saw, otherwise I'll wait for the show to be put on DVD. The lines are the same (except you get to hear the three missing lines that came after "Rudolph, I need you tonight"). I'm sure they recorded the shorts first.
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Dec 24, 2009 00:26
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Here's another short from the live show, The Night Before Christmas, is now available. I figure they'll release the swimming short and, hopefully, the pork short soon.
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Dec 24, 2009 23:17
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Time for the traditional "Star Wars Holiday Special" viewing. So painful, but so good.
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MY FANTASYS.zip posted:Time for the traditional "Star Wars Holiday Special" viewing. So painful, but so good. I just woke up and will be awake straight through Christmas. I guess there's never been a better time to finally get around to seeing (the rest of) this abomination. With the rifftrax as a bonus. Plus all the South Park christmas episodes.
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Dec 25, 2009 04:36
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Christmas Dream is by far the best of the three. "I'm coming for youuuuuuuuu!"
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Dec 27, 2009 07:29
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Man, "One Got Fat" is actually loving disturbing to me.
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Dec 30, 2009 04:40
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You can now learn about Quality, Freshness, and Flavor at Rifftrax.com! http://www.rifftrax.com/shorts/three-magic-words
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Deadpool posted:You can now learn about Quality, Freshness, and Flavor at Rifftrax.com! And now we have to get the swimming short. I'm downloading Three Magic Words again because the first time the video was pixelating like crazy.
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Dec 31, 2009 05:10
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Mister Kingdom posted:And now we have to get the swimming short. And here it is.
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And this Friday...one of the great epics of hilarity comes to an end... Return of the Jedi. For sixteen years, it was widely regarded as the worst chapter in the Star Wars saga. We now look back upon this period of time, appalled and embarrassed at how naive we were. For while Return of the Jedi may be slow to get started, while it may delay the final confrontation between Luke and Vader in favor of an endless Ewok/Stormtrooper battle, while it may feature C3PO as its main character for the first twenty minutes and while it may have killed off Salacious Crumb instead of making him the focus of the entire movie, consider this: nobody utters the line "Yippee". Return of the Jedi begins where The Empire Strikes Back left off: with George Lucas deciding which scenes to ruin by inserting a musical number by a hideous creature named Sy Snootles, who sounds like Disembaudio did before he took singing lessons. The dance scene is vital to the plot: how were we, the audience members supposed to know whether or not Jedi rocked, unless there was a song included in the movie named "Jedi Rocks"? Yes, the song is sung in a foreign tongue and the only way you'd know it was called "Jedi Rocks" was if you bought the soundtrack, but ignoring those irrelevant points, we can finally conclude after watching six episodes of Star Wars, a task that would take up well over half of one day of your life, that Jedi do in fact, Rock. Fans of puppets, Hutts and metal bikinis: your ship has come in. Cancel your weekend trip to the Great Pit of Carkoon, boil up a big bowl of Tatooine paddy frogs and call up your buddy Nien Numb to come sit next to you even though you don't speak the same language: we're finally riffing Return of the Jedi. As this is the final chapter in the Star Wars saga for RiffTrax to tackle, Mike, Kevin and Bill would like to take the time to reminisce about their favorite moments in the series. Here they are in order: The time Jar Jar became a senator and the time Stinky the Hutt was kidnapped. Thank you and good night. Please note: As with Star Wars and The Empire Strikes Back, we riffed the Special Edition of the movie. If you own Return of the Jedi on DVD, you already have the right version.
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About drat time they put out a new one, and it's finally Star Wars 6. So buying this.
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Tony Danza Claus posted:About drat time they put out a new one, and it's finally Star Wars 6. So buying this. I agree - this one will be worth it. Also, in other news, Kevin Murphy just twittered this: quote:kwmurphy: This morning I start riffing a very, very stupid movie. It will hurt. I require bacon & eggs for strength. Let the guesses begin! I mean, they already did Transformers 2...
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Kenderama posted:Let the guesses begin! I mean, they already did Transformers 2... GI Joe, maybe?
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Mister Kingdom posted:GI Joe, maybe? Good call. I've been so scared to even go near this - though it has the Ninth Doctor in it.
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Jan 20, 2010 18:26
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Preview is up on Youtube. "Please...leave my body...to Toys for Tots...."
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Kenderama posted:Good call. I've been so scared to even go near this - though it has the Ninth Doctor in it. It's not as bad as Gamer. That's not much of an endorsement, mind.
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Less than five minutes into RotJ, and holy poo poo this is awesome. "He asks the impossible!" Kevin: "He wants Bono to be less of a douche!"
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Mister Kingdom posted:GI Joe, maybe? With the Matrix and Transformers movies already done, this is the most logical choice. Nothing sucks as bad as GI Joe did. Unless they're doing Wolverine.
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BARONS DEF CHARGER posted:It's not as bad as Gamer. at least gamer didn't kill a piece of my childhood. brain cells, yes...childhood, no. plus, i liked the dance number. e: is surrogates not a possibility? (my vote would still be gi joe). Pehther fucked around with this message at 23:28 on Jan 26, 2010 |
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Jan 26, 2010 23:21
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Just hoping that Return of the King is coming soon. Please Mike 
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Pehther posted:at least gamer didn't kill a piece of my childhood. brain cells, yes...childhood, no. GI Joe would be great, and horrible. It'd mean I'd have to watch it again.
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Jan 26, 2010 23:32
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Dude, these guys need to do "Daybreakers", badly. That movie was a perfect mix of passable film marred with the most disjointed insertions of horrible writing and directing decisions I have ever seen. Best unintentional comedy of the year.
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Rocketfish posted:Dude, these guys need to do "Daybreakers", badly. That movie was a perfect mix of passable film marred with the most disjointed insertions of horrible writing and directing decisions I have ever seen. Best unintentional comedy of the year. Actually, after watching RotJ, and hearing the sheer number of Avatar jokes, I have little doubt that its going to be featured as soon as it hits stores.
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Welp, it's gonna be Terminator Salvation. Should be out on Tuesday.
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The Terminator 3 rifftrax was pretty sweet, so I'm looking forward to this one. Salvation could definitely use some levity.
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Ninja Bob posted:The Terminator 3 rifftrax was pretty sweet, so I'm looking forward to this one. Salvation could definitely use some levity. It's now available. I'll get the movie from Netflix tomorrow. Um, yippee?
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Coming next: RiffTrax.com posted:Paranormal Activity succeeds by putting the viewer in the most deviously terrifying position ever imagined by a filmmaker: captive audience to an idiot's home movie. It recreates the experience of being stuck in a room with Micah (pronounced MEEK-uh, or DOOSH-bag), the kind of guy you immediately want to start punching and never stop punching until the punching is done. The kind of guy who spends his free time at the mall, conspicuously checking out 16-year olds while chatting loudly on his Bluetooth headset about hair gels. In short, Micah is a super sweet dude.
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The sample was disappointing. Hopefully the rest of the riff is better.
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Paranormal Acvtivity was such a horrible movie so I'm pretty excited for the rifftrax. Can't believe how many people actually liked the movie.
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I keep hoping they'll announce that they'll finish out the Harry Potter series. I really enjoyed the riffing on the first three, and I'd like to have the Rifftrax to go along with the rest of my DVDs.
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Sneaksie Taffer posted:I keep hoping they'll announce that they'll finish out the Harry Potter series. I really enjoyed the riffing on the first three, and I'd like to have the Rifftrax to go along with the rest of my DVDs. As far as movie series, go, I'd like to see them do the rest of the Trek & Indiana Jones movies.
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It's been ages since they've done a Nic Cage movie so I vote for Knowing. Though I think we can all easily expect 2012 to be done in the next few weeks.
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Plavski posted:It's been ages since they've done a Nic Cage movie so I vote for Knowing. Independence Day and The Day After Tomorrow were both great. TDAT is easily top 3, it was excellent. So 2012 is obviously a great choice. Roland Emmerich was made for Rifftrax. And I'm still holding out hope for Return of the King and GI Joe. I'd like to have the rest of the Harry Potter movies, but that would mean I'd have to actually watch the rest of the Harry Potter movies. 
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Tony Danza Claus posted:I'd like to have the rest of the Harry Potter movies, but that would mean I'd have to actually watch the rest of the Harry Potter movies. I borrow the HP movies from a friend who is a huge fan. Since I can separate the riffing from the movie itself, he asks me what I thought of the first three. My answer is that they are well-made, but just aren't my kind of movie. So, I wouldn't have a problem if they were to do the rest of the series. What I'd really like to see is Mike and company do Blade Runner (my favorite movie) and Eraserhead just to see if it's even possible.
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^^ Eraserhead is my favourite movie, but I just don't think it's doable. Not enough dialogue to play against, too much abstract imagery and too little variation in sequences would mean everything would be pretty stilted and the riffers would just be rambling to fill the silences. I imagine we'd be hearing many of Mikes numerous recipes for Lemon Bisque and Crabapple Pie while Henry stares at a bloody radiator for 20 minutes or waits for a lift.Tony Danza Claus posted:Independence Day and The Day After Tomorrow were both great. TDAT is easily top 3, it was excellent. So 2012 is obviously a great choice. Roland Emmerich was made for Rifftrax. Oh, and on a similar line, RiffRaff Theater dude, why only one new Riff in months? Did that multi-story VOD thing take it out of you? You guys are hands-down the best iRiffers out there and need to start cranking out more; our friday nights depend on it. Plavski fucked around with this message at 19:31 on Feb 7, 2010 |
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Plavski posted:Oh, and on a similar line, RiffRaff Theater dude, why only one new Riff in months? Did that multi-story VOD thing take it out of you? You guys are hands-down the best iRiffers out there and need to start cranking out more; our friday nights depend on it. Thanks a lot! Actually, I, Robot (with Chris, Todd, and Danuuc) and Star Trek Voyager: Heroes and Demons (with Todd, me, and another newcomer named Brian) are recorded and ready. Unfortunately, uploading is still disabled at iRiffs.com. But when it comes back, you can look forward to those. Then a bit after that, Alien vs. Predator (with the original three).
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