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I have to say that the funniest ones I have seen are for The Happening and Twiligt thus far. Spiderman 2 was also pretty funny. I'm trying the Dark Knight next, upon hearing of Prince of Space references.
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Captain Invictus posted:Get The Room. It's the best one. The Wicker Man is my favourite personally; I just can't get enough of them bees. But really, The Star Wars Holiday Special should be anyones first Rifftrax purchase. It's the first Rifftrax I show to new people and ticks all the boxes of a great riff. [x] Insane source material. [x] Three riffers. [x] Sci-fi. [x] 1970s. [x] Musical interludes. [x] Chewbacca's lifeless stare. I mean come on, won't you light the sky on fire?
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Captain Invictus posted:Get The Room. It's the best one. The Room is great like Manos: The Hands of Fate is great. If you're not a hardened fan, it'll kill you and you'll ask "why the gently caress are we watching this poo poo?" and then never, ever watch another episode. If you're officially a fanboy and have been through the nightmarish hellscape of something like Red Zone Cuba/Transformers/Twilight, you might just survive it. And since I say it every page, my favorite is The Day After Tomorrow.
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Plavski posted:Controversial opinion detected!
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Revolvyerom posted:The SWHS is literally so terrible that even a riff cannot make it worth watching. I've seen every riff just about, and that's the only one I had to just call off 20 minutes in. Well there's your problem. The first 30 minutes is a sans-dialogue interpretive piece about Wookie family dynamics. After that is when you get the worst cartoon ever, a very drunk Carrie Fisher, Bea Goddamn Arthur, and whatever the hell that final song is. Plus Mark Hammill in more makeup than a Cher impersonator.
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Feb 10, 2010 11:24
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Tony Danza Claus posted:Plus Mark Hammill in more makeup than a Cher impersonator. Also the final song is the Star Wars theme with words: 'We celebrate a day of peace, a day of harmony; to mouthkiss our siblings with impunity!' I AM BEA ARRRRRTHUR Just a wonderful riff; when I'm drunk I still sing The Theme To Art Carney's Musical Box whilst staggering home. Wiiiill youuuuuuu light the sky on fiiiiiiiire.
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Feb 10, 2010 11:52
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The commercials in the Holiday Special make it bearable once as breathers, but it's basically the movie version of the Iron Man triathalon
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I'm about done watching Terminator Salvation. The riffing is okay, but the movie is just awful. The franchise just needs to die for a few years. Maybe someone can resurrect it like Abrams did with Star Trek.
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Paranormal Activity has to be the most annoyingly stupid movie ever. THRILL as a chunky girl brushes her teeth! No one will be seated during the exciting "Douchebag with a girl's name stands around" scene. e: Wow, that sucked. That had to be the most unappealing onscreen couple since whatever Vince Vaughn movie came out before this. Great Rifftrax, though. The Anime Liker fucked around with this message at 06:59 on Feb 19, 2010 |
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Tony Danza Claus posted:Paranormal Activity has to be the most annoyingly stupid movie ever. e: But gently caress, that truly was terrible. Nice to see dreck like this can make 150 million bucks though. Gives me hope for my next dull as dirt screenplay. It'll be set in a skip and will follow the TERRIFYING life of a can of baked beans as THE LABEL FADES IN THE SUN. None shall be seated during the thrilling FIRST SPOT OF RUST DETECTED scene. I'm going to start casting for the SCREECHING HARPY role in the next few weeks. I tried casting a decomposing vole as the HENPECKED TWAT BOYFRIEND but it had too much personality. Plavski fucked around with this message at 23:43 on Feb 21, 2010 |
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"Haven't had anything interesting happen in a while!" Hey! This movie is riffing itself. We're not really needed are we?
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I think most of the people who adored the riff were just the people who hated the movie. I thought the movie was flawed but still pretty good and found the riff hit and miss. Loved the times they actually made JOKES and got annoyed by the stream of, "I'm bored, nothing is happening," comments.
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http://twitter.com/BillCorbett/statuses/9799964633 "My children are murdering invisible Bad Guys with their plastic swords. I AM PROTECTED." Bill, are you there?
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Oh man, new short "Molly Grows Up" it's the other film that the girls had to watch.
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Plavski posted:She's beautiful. I've caught myself humming the terrible dancing tiny elves song on occasion. BWEEEP DO DEE DO BWEEP DO DEE DO, set to the horrifying backdrop of Lumpy's face. Seriously, that kid is messed up.
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Mar 3, 2010 02:59
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No announcement of New Moon yet.  Chop chop, MatB.
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weekly font posted:No announcement of New Moon yet. It's virtually guaranteed. I'm surprised 2012 isn't announced, as well as my long-standing desire for GI Joe, and hopefully Wolverine, Pandorum, LOTR:ROTK, X-Men 3, and The Day the Earth Stood Still.
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If they do Wolverine they have to do the workprint version. I'm not sitting through the regular version.
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Captain Charisma posted:If they do Wolverine they have to do the workprint version. I'm not sitting through the regular version. I finally got around to watching Wolverine. It wasn't as bad as everyone made out and it wasn't nearly as bad as Terminator Salvation.
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I can imagine a riff of Eraserhead just being the gang doing a play by play of the events in the movie. "Well, it seems like those tiny chickens are excreting a dark black liquid. Well, now the old lady is getting hysterical about something, I don't know."
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mastercon12 posted:I can imagine a riff of Eraserhead just being the gang doing a play by play of the events in the movie. "Well, it seems like those tiny chickens are excreting a dark black liquid. Well, now the old lady is getting hysterical about something, I don't know." I don't think attempting to riff over Eraserhead would be a productive endeavor.
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mastercon12 posted:I can imagine a riff of Eraserhead just being the gang doing a play by play of the events in the movie. "Well, it seems like those tiny chickens are excreting a dark black liquid. Well, now the old lady is getting hysterical about something, I don't know." It'd probably go over as well as my first viewing of Eraserhead. It'd include lots and lots of weeping begging for an explanation.
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Just finished the last of the original Star Wars trilogy. Unfortunately it's been a while since my last viewing, and had to agree with the crew: a lot of it didn't hold up too well. ESPECIALLY the digital additions, good gently caress what was Lucas thinking? Also, I remember thinking "what was so bad about the Ewoks?" and then remembered that I liked them...as a child I was surprised they snuck in the Avatar reference during RotJ, there's no way they are letting that one off the hook
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Alan Smithee posted:Just finished the last of the original Star Wars trilogy. Unfortunately it's been a while since my last viewing, and had to agree with the crew: a lot of it didn't hold up too well. ESPECIALLY the digital additions, good gently caress what was Lucas thinking? Also, I remember thinking "what was so bad about the Ewoks?" and then remembered that I liked them...as a child
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It's really bizarre that they have a guest riffer on American Thrift part 1 but then part 2 took forever to come out and they lost the guest. You'd think they just do an entire short like that at once and just record it all in one go.
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muscles like this? posted:It's really bizarre that they have a guest riffer on American Thrift part 1 but then part 2 took forever to come out and they lost the guest. You'd think they just do an entire short like that at once and just record it all in one go. Speaking of part twos: http://www.rifftrax.com/shorts/call-it-free-part-2 When I got the first part, they screwed up the file and I got the entire short, but only the first half was riffed. They fixed it, of course.
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I'm looking to buy new Riffs, but I don't want to be stuck with a dud (Aeon Flux  ). How would people rate:Terminator Salvation Dragon Wars Empire Strikes Back Return of the Jedi ? As a baseline, I consider Spider-Man 2 and The Happening the best so far.
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Have you seen Eragon? If not, I'd really recommend it.
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Revolvyerom posted:Have you seen Eragon? If not, I'd really recommend it. For all of your e-ragon needs, if for no other reason.
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Any word on a Twilight: New Moon Riff? The movie comes out on DVD in a couple weeks and the first Twilight Riff was hands down my favorite.
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Western Backstroke posted:How would people rate: Dragon Wars is a really, really terrible movie. If that's a dealbreaker for your viewing group, I'd pass on that one. There are some decent riffs on it though.
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Rufus T. Turnbuckle posted:Any word on a Twilight: New Moon Riff? The movie comes out on DVD in a couple weeks and the first Twilight Riff was hands down my favorite. Line... Line..... LINE.
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BARONS DEF CHARGER posted:Line... "Time to the make the coffee, OH GOD, TIME TO MAKE THE COFFEE!" So quotable.
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Western Backstroke posted:I'm looking to buy new Riffs, but I don't want to be stuck with a dud (Aeon Flux You should probably list the ones you've bought already and we can suggest based off that. For starters, there's The Room, Eragon as mentioned, Cloverfield, the Matrix trilogy, and 300. Those are all good ones, the first three especially.
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For what it's worth, Tony's Top Twenty: 1. The Day After Tomorrow 2. Twilight 3. Titanic --------------------By FAR. If you don't have these, you're insane. 4. Jurassic Park 5. The Happening 6. The Wicker Man 7. Transformers 8. X-men 9. Saw 10. RoadHouse 11. Matrix Reloaded 12. Raiders of the Lost Ark 13. Lord of the Rings 1 14. Lord of the Rings 2 15. Kingdom of the Crystal Skull 16. Independence Day 17. Dragon Wars 18-20: Harry Potter movies Favorite riff from Day After Tomorrow: Vice President Prick Sweney: My fellow Americans,... I was wrong. Mike: Red hot liberal porn, right there. The Anime Liker fucked around with this message at 16:54 on Mar 8, 2010 |
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Rufus T. Turnbuckle posted:"Time to the make the coffee, OH GOD, TIME TO MAKE THE COFFEE!" "Hi, Honey." "Sit down, have some plaid!"
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Bella: You stopped the van with your hand. Edward: No one will believe you. Mike: Ah, quoting directly from the "Abusive Guys' Handbook" there. LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLllllllllllllllllllllllladies.
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