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The Deck the Halls episode is kinda awesome if only just for the stories about Matthew Broderick. Poor guy, Sarah Jessica Parker really did suck his life force away from him.
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The REAL Goobusters posted:The Deck the Halls episode is kinda awesome if only just for the stories about Matthew Broderick. Poor guy, Sarah Jessica Parker really did suck his life force away from him. More then killing two people?
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bobkatt013 posted:More then killing two people? Between that and Jeffrey Jones being a repeat sex offender, Ferris Bueller is really weird to watch now.
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clocksmash posted:Paul sort of rubs me the wrong way in general, but Jason Mantzoukas could save any podcast. And I live for June's earnest bewilderment. I forget which episode it was, but Jason yelling at the woman who brought her baby to the show was the funniest thing HDTGM ever did.
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Irish Joe posted:I forget which episode it was, but Jason yelling at the woman who brought her baby to the show was the funniest thing HDTGM ever did. "GIVE ME THAT BABY"
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Irish Joe posted:I forget which episode it was, but Jason yelling at the woman who brought her baby to the show was the funniest thing HDTGM ever did. Wanna say Roadhouse? I think he said the baby loved the rapey poo poo or something?
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"You're gonna point out the baby in the crowd after I've been talking about vaginal discharge?" "Well, that's what a baby is, right?"
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We have a BUNCH of clips of yeast infections. LADIES, CLEAN IT UP!
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No Elliott on the Flop House until February is the worst news ever. Just because he got a new baby and an important new job on the same day is no excuse!
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Random Stranger posted:No Elliott on the Flop House until February is the worst news ever. Just because he got a new baby and an important new job on the same day is no excuse! At least Hallie is pretty good. I wish she'd be on more often but it didn't seem to work as well with 4 people.
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Random Stranger posted:No Elliott on the Flop House until February is the worst news ever. Just because he got a new baby and an important new job on the same day is no excuse! Hallie is great; I like her more when she interacts with Elliot but if I were to add a new flopper, she would be my first choice.
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Yea if we can't have Elliot, Hallie is the next best thing. She's really good and in sync with all the jokes and all.
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Elliots my favorite flopper but I feel like if I knew him for real Id feel the need to choke him once or twice a day. Its really grating when someone tells a joke with an obscure ref and he feels the need to explain it every time as if we might not get it, despite the fact that he himself says some of the most obscure poo poo every day. Also stop telling people how to pronounce orangutan :shakefist:
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Great HDTGM this week. Jack Frost, live at Largo with Dan Harmon.
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Dan was great but holy poo poo another epic June moment in this episode. "I THOUGHT THIS WAS A DRAMA!"
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Al! posted:What the hell is fart rock? Usually it's called "butt rock". I've never heard anyone call it fart rock before this. Really generic, power-chordy rock. Basically what you use when you don't have the money for actual licensed music. Maybe fart rock is the easy listening dad-rock version of fart rock?
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Al! posted:What the hell is fart rock? Nickleback
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The Berzerker posted:Great HDTGM this week. Jack Frost, live at Largo with Dan Harmon. It was a great episode! Dare to compare to this year-old episode of my bad movie podcast covering the same ground: http://www.yourstupidminds.com/2012/12/podcast-jack-frost-1998.html Also, WHM did a version that was pretty great.
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Rotten Red Rod posted:Usually it's called "butt rock". I've never heard anyone call it fart rock before this. Really generic, power-chordy rock. Basically what you use when you don't have the money for actual licensed music. You know how final fantasy had way overorchestrated final boss themes in the playstation era, and it was all latin choruses and poo poo? FFX had some nice butt rock as the final boss theme as a departure https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kXDxYIWAT7Y More JRPG buttrock: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WWtpAzbEnc8 e: I thought I was in the Giant Bomb thread for some reason, but w/e, enjoy this video game poo poo Meme Emulator fucked around with this message at 22:45 on Jan 14, 2014 |
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Meme Emulator posted:You know how final fantasy had way overorchestrated final boss themes in the playstation era, and it was all latin choruses and poo poo? FFX had some nice butt rock as the final boss theme as a departure Appropriately enough, it was also the music in the opening cinematic, which was a stadium sporting event. So it's literally an arena anthem butt rock song. ... God, why do I know these things.
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Every movie podcast needs a June, this Jack Frost episode is amazing. E: Oh no, those second opinions are so funny I died am now posting as a resurrected snow man (it works, don't tell.) Dr. Lariat fucked around with this message at 03:58 on Jan 16, 2014 |
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Dr. Lariat posted:Every movie podcast needs a June, this Jack Frost episode is amazing.
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Dr. Lariat posted:E: Oh no, those second opinions are so funny I died am now posting as a resurrected snow man (it works, don't tell.) It always amazes me how these people use Amazon as a sort of one-shot blog to talk about their personal problems or whatever.
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Evil Mastermind posted:It always amazes me how these people use Amazon as a sort of one-shot blog to talk about their personal problems or whatever. It's like loveline where my ability to feel sympathy is severely hampered by the medium being used to tell the story. It goes past sad into a bit of "well this is just pathetic."
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Evil Mastermind posted:It always amazes me how these people use Amazon as a sort of one-shot blog to talk about their personal problems or whatever. Sometimes I think they read gag reviews. The reviews for Jack Frost just left me disturbed.
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Jack Frost and Deck the Halls were great HDTGM episodes; Harmon was great, June was great, the second opinions were quite depressing and awkward, I loved it.
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Jack Frost was an amazing episode. Dan Harmon was hysterical, as expected. I loved his whole "Writer projecting" theory, I was dying laughing. I'm trying to get into We Hate Movies, but it just doesn't seem as fun as HDTGM. They don't seem like friends, they don't laugh at each other's jokes, etc. Maybe I just picked a bad episode to start with (Jingle All The Way), but I'm not seeing the appeal. It also feels like June/Jason/Paul have a lot more inside baseball knowledge about the industry and can often give key insights as to why certain decisions were made, whereas the WHM crew is lacking in that regard. Also, they don't have June, and every podcast needs to have June.  Anyone want to recommend their favorite WHM episode? I want to hear these guys at their best.
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Try "The Good Son" or "Ghostbusters 2".
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As much as I love HDTGM (and yes, Jack Frost was amazing, especially June's reaction to Keaton becoming a snowman and the ending  ), I find The Flop House to be an even better example of three friends playing off of each other while occasionally talking about a bad movie. Pretty much any episode with the Original Peaches (Dan, Stuart, and Elliott) are great, but I'd especially recommend Oogieloves and most Nicolas Cage episodes. And Foodfight!, of course.I'll check out the WHM episodes people recommend and try to get into it again, as I had the same problems you did.
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WampaLord posted:Anyone want to recommend their favorite WHM episode? I want to hear these guys at their best. I never got into WHM as much as everyone else here but Foodfight! was amazing, although that might be just because the film itself is completly insane and it has nothing to do with the quality of the podcast itself. I really hope HDTGM does Foodfight! so that all three of the bad movie podcasts I listen to have done thier take on it. e: You should really watch the movie too, its worth it, especially if you have some drunk friends along. All the inexplicable upskirts and farting retarded frog jokes are worth it
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Meme Emulator posted:e: You should really watch the movie too, its worth it, especially if you have some drunk friends along. All the inexplicable upskirts and farting retarded frog jokes are worth it The 24/7 livestream page is still up, so you can subject yourself to it whenever you want! Every bad movie podcast needs to do Foodfight. I would pay cash money to hear June's reaction to this movie.
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"Tuff Turf" is another good WHM episode, as is "Invisible Child". Any episode featuring a movie that has Wilford Brimley in it is also a good idea. I'd also recommend the Flophouse as a podcast where the chemistry is tangible. They don't go that in depth into the movie, but the friendly riffing really makes up for it.
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The Cat's Eye episode is really good too. The Louie Anderson's cat-hotdogs bit is great.
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Addicted to Love is my favorite WHM.
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Maremidon posted:"Tuff Turf" is another good WHM episode, as is "Invisible Child". Any episode featuring a movie that has Wilford Brimley in it is also a good idea. Those episodes are not we hate movies those are we love movies Also all nine of the people who suggested Foodfight are still assholes but the biggest is Bob from Boston. bobkatt013 fucked around with this message at 22:33 on Jan 16, 2014 |
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The Adventures Of Ford Fairlane is probably my favourite WHM, if only for the sequence with the koala. The Good Child was an excellent recent one as well
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sweeroy posted:The Adventures Of Ford Fairlane is probably my favourite WHM, if only for the sequence with the koala. The Good Child was an excellent recent one as well Yeah the Good Son was great. Of their more recent episodes I had a lot of fun with The Raven, Taking Care Of Business, Volcano and The Boondock Saints II.
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