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I just finished watching..........................

Started by dangfish, April 10, 2009, 01:24:45 PM

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The Lady Rommel

Harry Potter, Azkaban.  Loved it.  Funny how the guys can take good movies, at least ones I like, and make them even better

I have a huge order of some new ones ready to go.  Think I'm gonna have to buy a new MP3 player first though, out of room
I don't see race.  People tell me I'm white and I believe them because I watch Antiques Roadshow.

Darth Geek

Quote from: dangfish on June 15, 2010, 01:34:52 PM
okay, maybe Ghost Rider was the wrong one to start with.  Will give Batman Forever a shot and maybe give Blame Society one more shot with Running Man.
Running Man has lots and lots of puns, Arnold style one liners and many riffs using an Arnold impression. If that sounds good to you, give it a shot.


TTYT

I found Running Man quite funny - partly because the movie is so ridiculous, partly because of the bit where Chad Vader gives up on it.

MSTJedi

Hopefully you won't be disappointed with Running Man. Very highly recommended.


dangfish

Just finished Batman Forever.   I enjoyed it quite a bit more than Ghost Rider.  Half the jokes fell flat for me but the other half were clever and had me laughing.  Not a home run for me but a solid double.  This 'guy with the glasses' group has potential and I would definitely  check out another of their riffs if they pop up on RT presents again. 

Darth Geek

Quote from: dangfish on June 15, 2010, 09:07:20 PM
Just finished Batman Forever.   I enjoyed it quite a bit more than Ghost Rider.  Half the jokes fell flat for me but the other half were clever and had me laughing.  Not a home run for me but a solid double.  This 'guy with the glasses' group has potential and I would definitely  check out another of their riffs if they pop up on RT presents again. 
They riffed The Lion King before they did Batman Forever for Rifftrax Presents. I really liked that one too.


Plastic Self-Cleaning Duck

Quote from: spaceforarent on June 15, 2010, 03:05:48 AM
I loved the Tron one, but apparently that was just me.

I can't say it's a "most favorite" but I did like that one very much.  Movie was an excellent target.

Last one I watched was Goblet of Fire and it's the first Harry Potter movie that I'd see before seeing it riffed.  And I remember having a lot of the same questions when I first saw it that they bring up - "..and they're making these kids go through this year long Olympics knock-off of Death because...?"

Darth Geek

Quote from: Plastic Self-Cleaning Duck on June 16, 2010, 01:29:37 AM
Quote from: spaceforarent on June 15, 2010, 03:05:48 AM
I loved the Tron one, but apparently that was just me.

I can't say it's a "most favorite" but I did like that one very much.  Movie was an excellent target.

Last one I watched was Goblet of Fire and it's the first Harry Potter movie that I'd see before seeing it riffed.  And I remember having a lot of the same questions when I first saw it that they bring up - "..and they're making these kids go through this year long Olympics knock-off of Death because...?"
Glory.


spaceforarent

Quote from: Plastic Self-Cleaning Duck on June 16, 2010, 01:29:37 AM
Quote from: spaceforarent on June 15, 2010, 03:05:48 AM
I loved the Tron one, but apparently that was just me.

I can't say it's a "most favorite" but I did like that one very much.  Movie was an excellent target.
Maybe it's the overload of nerdiness that makes me like it so much. And now that I've spend my night-morning watching E3 press conferences and listening to Jonathan Coultan, I think I might just watch it before I fall asleep.

dangfish

Paranormal Activity

Usually I don't care for too many jokes about how bad or boring or unwatchable the film is.  This trax might have more jokes like this than any other trax but in all honesty there wasn't much else they could do with this.   In a film where nothing happens and everything takes place in the same two or three rooms, what other types of jokes are left?  If the movie had been two and a half hours, I probably would've gotten tired of the same type of jokes but in this 90 minute film they seemed to work well with the non-action of the movie and I found myself laughing at a great number of them.  Still, the limited range of jokes here makes this trax something of a one-trick pony.  It is a credit to the talents of our RT trio that they actually turned this seemingly unriffable film into a fairly decent rifftrax.  I don't think many people could have pulled this off.  This was fun as a one-off, but in future I hope they avoid films that never leave the damn house. 

dalem

Quote from: Darth Geek on June 16, 2010, 06:18:03 AM
Glory.

They riffed Glory?

My latest was Armageddon.  Pretty good.

And coincidentally, I just recently re-watched the two LOTR riffs, so ROTK will be a nice closer.  My RiffTrax mojo remains strong.

-dale

spaceforarent

T3. I think this is my least favorite track so far. Didn't get one good laugh out of me. I think that was my first time seeing it, but for some reason a few jokes seemed familiar, specifically the Schnappi one. Maybe that was in the sample? Though that doesn't explain later ones sounding familiar.

Krissette


Darth Geek

Drugs are Like That - Dear God, it's like Tommy Wiseau made an drug PSA! I love this one, it's always been one of my all time favorites since it was first released. But now watching it after having seen The Room, it takes on a whole new light.


Compound

Dragon Wars

After hearing certain complaints about this today, I had the sudden urge to rewatch it.  Still think it's a great riff. A completely nonsensical film, but great riff.