Thoughts???

[SaucyRossy]

Yeah Bill's voice is just hilarious...he could talk about eating cereal and it would be funny.

[euphoria]

Yeah Bill's voice is just hilarious...he could talk about eating cereal and it would be funny.

The voice is wonderful, but mostly it's the delivery.  Bill says the most outrageous things in this off-hand, casual manner, as if he's just thinking out loud.  And when he treats Mike like he's a complete idiot, the scorn and impatience in his voice are absolutely hilarious...that part when he was trying to explain the actor having been "IN Elf" had me in convulsions.

[Minnesota]

I loved this one, cant wait for the next riff

someone mentioned it earlier but this was also my favorite line:
"Kevin Smith: the world's oldest twelve year old."

[Pak-Man]

Nothing says, "I killed you" like a long stemmed rose. :^)

[Tony Farms AKA Puma Man]

I lost it early, when they showed such revulsion at Affleck's name in the credits.

[Gibborino]

Kingpin: No one is truly innocent.
Bill: Except this baby I met one time.
Mike: [chuckles] "Met" a baby.

[kodiakthejuggler]

An overall solid effort.

As I previously stated in another thread, I didn't find it as convulsively funny as the best Rifftrax, but it's definitely up there.


This is BY FAR Bill's best Rifftrax to date. He had the best lines and best delivery of the three riffers. TOP SHELF, my good man, TOP SHELF!!

Or, as ScottH puts it: Champagne Comedy

[mrbasehart]

I've just seen it, and while perhaps it's not quite as good as Star Trek V or Road House, it's still excellent.  I agree with Kodiak that this is easily Bill's best track, though. 

[FBX]

Is kingpin supposed to be the same kingpin as in spiderman?

[BathTub]

Yes it's the marvel character Kingpin, just black.

[macleod]

I think this was one of their best efforts. Also I'm more impressed by their riffs on movies that people actually like. Although, most people don't like Ben Affleck (I hope), a lot of people went to see this. When movies are deliciously bad (Road House, Star Trek V, XXX, etc.), I think the movie almost does half the riffing itself.

Way to go guys!

[SecretAgentSuperDragon]

It was awesome. So many good riffs. I loved the father McKenzie theme song, the flaming balls, Elektra practicing with the turkey grabbers, sitting on the little Ben, Kingpin smoking a baby ruth ... just so many.

My absolute fav was the reference to Finnigan. I love old Star Trek, and that made the movie for me.
"Hey hey, Jimmy me boy." Farrell's laugh sounded exactly like it.

[SaucyRossy]

It was awesome. So many good riffs. I loved the father McKenzie theme song, the flaming balls, Elektra practicing with the turkey grabbers, sitting on the little Ben, Kingpin smoking a baby ruth ... just so many.

My absolute fav was the reference to Finnigan. I love old Star Trek, and that made the movie for me.
"Hey hey, Jimmy me boy." Farrell's laugh sounded exactly like it.

Hahaha that is a MST3K reference also! Remember when Finnigan beat up poor Mike?

[SecretAgentSuperDragon]

Oh Yeah. Thing That Couldn't Die. Thanks for the memory rekindlement. They did love their Star Trek.

I loved in The Last of the Wild Horses experiment when they got thrown into an alternate universe, ala Mirror, Mirror, and Mike became evil Kirk and Crow became evil Spock, who conveniently forget to recharge the batteries in his agonizer.

Good times.

[macleod]

Oh wow, this is going to turn into the Chris Farley show, MSTie style...maybe we should avoid that and look towards the glorious Rifftrax future...

...or not, whichever