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Bootleg Trunks posted:Bryan Cranstons deadbeat dad is a soldier who gets killed in The Beginning of the End I forgot what thread I was in and briefly thought you were making a joke about Godzilla 2014 and I couldn't figure out *how*
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Bootleg Trunks posted:Mel Torme and Paul Anka in the same movie! Oh gently caress I forgot I love this one. Tomorrow!
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both of the Mamie Van Doren movies they did involved her going to jail
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does jack palance count? joe estevez? the illustrious donald pleasance?
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ernest borgnine? james earl jones? christopher lee? mccloud!
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Bela Lugosi's brother, Shemp Lugosi.
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The princess from Deathstalker 3 was trumps ambassador to somewhere and I think is running for office.
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Dungeon Ecology posted:does jack palance count? joe estevez? the illustrious donald pleasance? Does anything really "star" Joe Estevez?
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I had never seen Catalina Caper before. What a god drat bizarre movie, it felt like they had maybe half a movie and then just stretched it out to 90 minutes and stopped. Traditionally scripts should have some kind of logical progression but this just kinda meandered around for an hour and a half before ending.
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Shaman Tank Spec posted:I had never seen Catalina Caper before. What a god drat bizarre movie, it felt like they had maybe half a movie and then just stretched it out to 90 minutes and stopped. Traditionally scripts should have some kind of logical progression but this just kinda meandered around for an hour and a half before ending. I feel like this is a normal progression for most beach movies but I've only ever looked at a small sample size.
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Dungeon Ecology posted:the illustrious donald pleasance? My name is Pleasance and I am funky!
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Shaman Tank Spec posted:I had never seen Catalina Caper before. What a god drat bizarre movie, it felt like they had maybe half a movie and then just stretched it out to 90 minutes and stopped. Traditionally scripts should have some kind of logical progression but this just kinda meandered around for an hour and a half before ending. 60s comedy.txt. The 60s in general were an odd time in film making and they were trying out all sorts of things, and pacing got real bad sometimes. If you want to see the problems of this film on a grand scale, go watch its a mad mad mad mad mad world, which is like this, probably a bit funnier, but also over three hours long. If you think marvel movies rely too much on the 40 minute fight at the end, 60s comedies tended to do that with slapstick chase scenes. Mad world is that end of movie chase scene dragged into infinite.
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A Pack of Kobolds posted:Urge to know more intensifies Zeether posted:Was this on the newest Never Not Funny? I know he's always on there this was in the podcast PFT does with Lauren Lapkus and Scott Aukerman, Threedom. it's paywalled on Stitcher Premium, but I think they release seasons for free a few months after the end of the season (which was this week). second to last episode of season 3, iirc. the upshot is that they had him audition and he cracked up the woman, and then when they had him film, it was the same woman -- they had both been auditioning, and the producers hosed up and paired them again for the show. she'd already heard his entire bit and so she did not laugh.
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remusclaw posted:60s comedy.txt. The 60s in general were an odd time in film making and they were trying out all sorts of things, and pacing got real bad sometimes. If you want to see the problems of this film on a grand scale, go watch its a mad mad mad mad mad world, which is like this, probably a bit funnier, but also over three hours long. If you think marvel movies rely too much on the 40 minute fight at the end, 60s comedies tended to do that with slapstick chase scenes. Mad world is that end of movie chase scene dragged into infinite. It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World was my favorite movie when I was about ten, but even back then, I knew it was too long for its own good. As for other famous people in MST movies, The Giant Spider Invasion has Alan "The Skipper from Gilligan" Hale Jr. And of course The Magic Sword has Gary Lockwood, Estelle Winwood, and "an embarrassed Basil Rathbone". (Rathbone is my second-favorite Sherlock Holmes, he's surpassed only by Jeremy Brett.)
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Christopher Lee in Fu Manchu and Raul Julia in Overdrawn at the Memory Bank While not from the west, Sonny Chiba and Chikao Ohtsuka (who played and was the Japanese voice of Krankor from Prince of Space) were pretty well known actors in Japan as well. All of the above are sadly no longer with us Larryb fucked around with this message at 17:25 on Aug 28, 2021 |
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Rock Hudson, Mia Farrow,
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KRANKOR
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Caesar Romero
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Larryb posted:Christopher Lee in Fu Manchu and Raul Julia in Overdrawn at the Memory Bank It retrospect it's somewhat amazing Christopher Lee only appears once in MST3K.
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Vincent Van Goatse posted:It retrospect it's somewhat amazing Christopher Lee only appears once in MST3K. Hammer Horror wouldn't give licensing maybe? As there are some awful ones that could be riffed on. Also anyone watching the Mindless Summer live events on the MST3K YT channel? Found it last night for first time, and its excellent watching them talk and discuss episodes.
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Wynona!
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Let’s not forget HBO prestige show director Tim
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In regards to Catalina Caper, what else notable has/had Tommy Kirk been in (the episode talks as if the audience should be at least somewhat familiar with his career)?
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Larryb posted:In regards to Catalina Caper, what else notable has/had Tommy Kirk been in (the episode talks as if the audience should be at least somewhat familiar with his career)? He was an early 60s teen heart throb who mostly appeared in Disney stuff. Edit: he was later fired from Disney when it came out he was gay. Ballz fucked around with this message at 18:27 on Aug 28, 2021 |
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Shaman Tank Spec posted:I had never seen Catalina Caper before. What a god drat bizarre movie, it felt like they had maybe half a movie and then just stretched it out to 90 minutes and stopped. Traditionally scripts should have some kind of logical progression but this just kinda meandered around for an hour and a half before ending. Yup, it's an even weirder movie for someone like me who has a deep and intimate connection with the movie's primary location, I should do a post going over all the specific parts of the island they visit and such
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Ballz posted:He was an early 60s teen heart throb who mostly appeared in Disney stuff. Looking him up, he’s apparently still alive too though his last acting role was in 2001.
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Dungeon Ecology posted:does jack palance count? joe estevez? the illustrious donald pleasance? Larryb posted:In regards to Catalina Caper, what else notable has/had Tommy Kirk been in (the episode talks as if the audience should be at least somewhat familiar with his career)?
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What MST movie(s) has Ron Howard directed?
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Larryb posted:What MST movie(s) has Ron Howard directed? He was in a movie as a kid. Village of the Giants.
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Johnny Walker posted:Here's a good one: How man Academy Award winners in MST movies? Hell, one of the MOVIES is an Oscar winner -- Space Travelers (original title Marooned) won best visual effects.
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Larryb posted:What MST movie(s) has Ron Howard directed? None, but he acts in Village of the Giants.
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muscles like this! posted:He was in a movie as a kid. Village of the Giants. With Catalina Caper star Tommy Kirk no less! remusclaw posted:go watch its a mad mad mad mad mad world, which is like this, probably a bit funnier, but also over three hours long. It's legit been like 35 years since I saw that. I've been meaning to watch it again.
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I think you're all forgetting a very famous star, a certain leading lady by the name of Lassie, appearing in The Painted Hills as "Shep".
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For composers there's John Williams and Ennio Morricone; for special effects there's Willis O'Brien, Rick Baker, and Stan Winston; and for cinematography there's László Kovács and Vilmos Zsigmond.I Am Fowl posted:I think you're all forgetting a very famous star, a certain leading lady by the name of Lassie, appearing in The Painted Hills as "Shep". Supposedly the Lassie in that movie was actually the original (and really a male dog named Pal).
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Rick Baker was Squirm, right? His effects work was a highlight of the movie.
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I Am Fowl posted:Rick Baker was Squirm, right? His effects work was a highlight of the movie. Incredible Melting Man
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Johnny Walker posted:Here's a good one: How man Academy Award winners in MST movies? Palance, Hackman, Ron Howard (for directing) jump to mind. After a quick look and including KTMA episodes: Clint Eastwood, Christopher Plummer, Shelley Winters, Henry Fonda, Ernest Borgnine, Gregory Peck, Jonathan Demme, Martin Balsam, Martin Landau, Lee Grant, Saul Bass, and Philip Yordan (writer of Cry Wilderness). Vincent Van Goatse fucked around with this message at 19:18 on Aug 30, 2021 |
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Larryb posted:What MST movie(s) has Ron Howard directed? Powered Descent posted:Hell, one of the MOVIES is an Oscar winner -- Space Travelers (original title Marooned) won best visual effects.
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Davros1 posted:Incredible Melting Man I hate that one particularly because he did such a fantastic job. Those effects make me want to ralph.
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Inspired the melty splatter effects in Robocop, they did!
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