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

[CJones]

Oh, we're including iRiffs? In that case...

Signs (by QuipTracks)

"Why can't they get girlfriends"
"Because the nerds never put the high rolls on charisma."
"Geeks for the win!"

I found that both hilarious and depressing...

G.I.Joe.

It is tied with The Room as my all time favorite Rifftrax.  I watched it three times today,it is just that good.

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I already did.  For the good of iRiffers every where I hope you never riff the A Team,the body count could reach the thousands.

Hey I liked The A-Team...

I'll have to check out GI Joe though. I've been getting into iRiffs a lot recently. Also, thanks for the banner in your sig. I was a big time gamer back in the day, so I'll have to try and come up with something for that list. 

[Doctor Who?]

Oh, we're including iRiffs? In that case...

Signs (by QuipTracks)

"Why can't they get girlfriends"
"Because the nerds never put the high rolls on charisma."
"Geeks for the win!"

I found that both hilarious and depressing...

G.I.Joe.

It is tied with The Room as my all time favorite Rifftrax.  I watched it three times today,it is just that good.

Thanks! Glad you liked it (and that our sync file worked for you)!  Please don't forget to rate and comment on the product page if you haven't already!

I already did.  For the good of iRiffers every where I hope you never riff the A Team,the body count could reach the thousands.

Hey I liked The A-Team...

I'll have to check out GI Joe though. I've been getting into iRiffs a lot recently. Also, thanks for the banner in your sig. I was a big time gamer back in the day, so I'll have to try and come up with something for that list. 

Glad I could help.  Listen to the G.I.Joe riff and you will understand what I mean when i talk about The A Team creating a high body count.

[CJones]

Eragon.

One of the best Mike and Kevin riffs. I actually miss the Mike and Kevin riffs. They sounded like they were having a lot more fun back then.

"Let me see if I've got this right. Dragon dies, no major consequences. Eragon dies.. he doesn't care 'cause he's dead."

And I did watch GI Joe. Pretty darn good.

[D.B. Barnes]

Birdemic for the who knows how manyth time.

Just hangin' out...hangin' out...hangin' out...hangin' out with the family / Engaged in inappropriate touchin'!

[emolz]

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix. 

So one of my favorite things in Rifftrax-watchin' is when you're thinking something and then one of the guys makes a joke that verbalizes your thoughts to a T.  I about died laughing when one of them whispered "Rosebud..." during the first Ministry Of Magic scene.  During my 3-4 times watching OOTP previously, I'd always thought that guy on the big poster at the Ministry looked like Charles Foster Kane when he's a bit older.  I thought I must be crazy. 

But no!  I am not alone!  Thank you, Kevin, Mike, and Bill for making my day

[Doctor Who?]

Star trek V

So the lamest city in the Galaxy falls to the lamest army in the universe.

I should kill my dad too.

Star Trek

Also you stole an Apple!

I'm Sulo (in Sulo voice):No you're not.

[CJones]

The Dark Knight.

Haven't seen this one in a while. Better than I remembered.

"Blowing up an empty hospital is pretty weak super villainy. It's like stealing a trillion dollars of monopoly money."
"Or blowing up a picture of the moon."
"Or murdering someone's World of Warcraft character."

Also, this riff has one of my all time favorite lines:

Joker: "You wanna know why I use a knife."
Mike: "Cause soup tastes better when it's difficult."

[Danecho1967]

Raiders of the Lost Ark.

I've been kinda rough on this one in the past, but I decided to give it another chance.  Overall, it's pretty average.  Maybe a little better than I thought at first.

Best, most awesome line:

Nazi Officer: "I'm uncomfortable with this... Jewish ritual."
Mike: "I like my foreskin."

[Rattrap007]

Galaxy Invader.. Now to start the trend of a white t-shirt with a hole in it...

[stansimpson]

After 14 years, I finally saw "Titanic" for the first time since it came out... and it's all because of RiffTrax.  I think a good portion of hate aimed at the movie comes from contrarian reaction to its success (and subsequent ubiquity).  Sure, there's a lot to complain about, but it's not nearly as insipid as the most forgettable chick flicks are (which is almost all of them).  And when it comes time for the boat to sink, the action truly delivers with special effects that (with some exceptions) hold to this day.

As for the trax itself... I think my expectations were too high.  I feel like a loyal RiffTrax fan will have this in their Top 10, but I thought it was... okay.  Funny in parts, some really solid jokes, but nothing really made me guffaw with laughter (okay... so maybe I came closest with the line "Like the guy in the $3,000 suit is gonna pull an ore. C'MON!").  Still, glad the guys got around to this one and that I finally got to see it.

[Danecho1967]

Battlefield Earth.

There is something to be said for commitment, whether it's the director's commitment to Dutch Tilts and center wipes, the screenwriter's commitment to the phrase "Rat Brain", the art department's commitment to embarrasingly awful alien costume designs, or Travolta's commitment a performance that was so incompetent that it might well make Tor Johnson blush, but I haven't seen such commitment to a doomed enterprise since I asked my ex to marry me.

So, this is the first time I ever saw the movie, and I'm thankful that I didn't watch it without the Rifftrax.  Overall, I think it was a very competent Rifftrax.  I don't think it will be in the Top 10, but it was solid and funny.  There were times with the awfulness of the movie got past them, but I can hardly blame them for it.  This movie sucked worse than the book, which I read as a teenager and hated.

My favorite moment was the Disembaudio laugh track.  It came at the perfect time.

[Doctor Who?]

Battlefield Earth.

There is something to be said for commitment, whether it's the director's commitment to Dutch Tilts and center wipes, the screenwriter's commitment to the phrase "Rat Brain", the art department's commitment to embarrasingly awful alien costume designs, or Travolta's commitment a performance that was so incompetent that it might well make Tor Johnson blush, but I haven't seen such commitment to a doomed enterprise since I asked my ex to marry me.

So, this is the first time I ever saw the movie, and I'm thankful that I didn't watch it without the Rifftrax.  Overall, I think it was a very competent Rifftrax.  I don't think it will be in the Top 10, but it was solid and funny.  There were times with the awfulness of the movie got past them, but I can hardly blame them for it.  This movie sucked worse than the book, which I read as a teenager and hated.

My favorite moment was the Disembaudio laugh track.  It came at the perfect time.

I loved that and wish it would pop up more,there are so many movies where the "drama" is really comedy.

[CJones]

Battlefield Earth.

There is something to be said for commitment, whether it's the director's commitment to Dutch Tilts and center wipes, the screenwriter's commitment to the phrase "Rat Brain", the art department's commitment to embarrasingly awful alien costume designs, or Travolta's commitment a performance that was so incompetent that it might well make Tor Johnson blush, but I haven't seen such commitment to a doomed enterprise since I asked my ex to marry me.

So, this is the first time I ever saw the movie, and I'm thankful that I didn't watch it without the Rifftrax.  Overall, I think it was a very competent Rifftrax.  I don't think it will be in the Top 10, but it was solid and funny.  There were times with the awfulness of the movie got past them, but I can hardly blame them for it.  This movie sucked worse than the book, which I read as a teenager and hated.

My favorite moment was the Disembaudio laugh track.  It came at the perfect time.

My first Rifftrax. Still one of my all time favorites. I haven't seen it in a while, and now I'm tempted to load it up.

"He's in a Travolta induced fugue state!"

I attempted to read this book about a year ago. I thought the idea behind it was actually kind of interesting (And if you don't know, the movie actually only covers the first half of the book. They planned on making a sequel). I gave up about three chapters in. I'll give it this much: what I did read was, in fact, better than the movie. However, that's not saying much. To quote (probably more like paraphrase, since it's been a while) Bill:

"So the guy who wrote this founded a major religion with millions of adherents. There's no joke there, I'm just pointing it out."

The sad thing is, Barry Pepper is actually a decent actor. He was in the True Grit remake.

[Doctor Who?]

Battlefield Earth.

There is something to be said for commitment, whether it's the director's commitment to Dutch Tilts and center wipes, the screenwriter's commitment to the phrase "Rat Brain", the art department's commitment to embarrasingly awful alien costume designs, or Travolta's commitment a performance that was so incompetent that it might well make Tor Johnson blush, but I haven't seen such commitment to a doomed enterprise since I asked my ex to marry me.

So, this is the first time I ever saw the movie, and I'm thankful that I didn't watch it without the Rifftrax.  Overall, I think it was a very competent Rifftrax.  I don't think it will be in the Top 10, but it was solid and funny.  There were times with the awfulness of the movie got past them, but I can hardly blame them for it.  This movie sucked worse than the book, which I read as a teenager and hated.

My favorite moment was the Disembaudio laugh track.  It came at the perfect time.

My first Rifftrax. Still one of my all time favorites. I haven't seen it in a while, and now I'm tempted to load it up.

"He's in a Travolta induced fugue state!"

I attempted to read this book about a year ago. I thought the idea behind it was actually kind of interesting (And if you don't know, the movie actually only covers the first half of the book. They planned on making a sequel). I gave up about three chapters in. I'll give it this much: what I did read was, in fact, better than the movie. However, that's not saying much. To quote (probably more like paraphrase, since it's been a while) Bill:

"So the guy who wrote this founded a major religion with millions of adherents. There's no joke there, I'm just pointing it out."

The sad thing is, Barry Pepper is actually a decent actor. He was in the True Grit remake.

Yeah i hear the movie went over budget because Kraft services had to keep going out and finding him fresh rat or he would not do his scenes.

[Rattrap007]

Watched Abraxas the other day, and today I watched Setting up a Room.. Oh dear god was the short hilarious. Abraxas was funny, but not as screamingly funny as the short.