Time After Time

[Thylacine]

I just watched this movie last week and it was begging to be riffed. It's a movie from 1979 in which Malcolm Mcdowell plays H.G. Wells who has actually invented a time machine and ends up using it to track down Jack the Ripper who has used the machine to travel to present day (79) San Francisco. It's a fairly entertaining film, but there is plenty of Riff fodder including all sorts of plot holes, rampant product placement, cheesy effects, and plenty of pauses in which I felt like I could actually hear Mike, Bill, and Kevin. THIS MUST BE RIFFED!!!

[Compound]

I dunno. It's only 4 minutes long and Lauper pretty much sings non-stop, so the guys will have to talk over her and...

Oh, the movie. That could work.

[Doctor Who?]

I have a real soft spot for Time after Time.  It's one of those movies where there really isn't another movie out there that is like it and it has three very good leads.  Not saying it can't be riffed just that I don't think it needs to be riffed.  It's not like it's a big blockbuster that most people own a copy of.

[LordZordec]

 

Riff it!

Riff it! 

Riff it!

I thought that Battlefield Earth was a spectactular dramatic masterpiece with the best acting and cinematography of any movie ever, and it got riffed!!!! (breaks out into tears) 

[Doctor Who?]

I thought that Battlefield Earth was a spectactular dramatic masterpiece with the best acting and cinematography of any movie ever, and it got riffed!!!! (breaks out into tears) 

[LordZordec]

Its Jesus after he saw a pre-screening of "Passion of the Christ"

"Jesus Christ!  Why did I give Mel Gibson the rights to my story?  I've gotta call my lawyer/"  After a six month legal battle and days of negotiations, Gibson's legal team and Jesus worked out an agreement, the details of which remained confidential, but leaked reports indicated it involved a reduction in time spent in hell by Mr. Gibson and a cut of domestic revenue.