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11/2 - 20 Question to Guess the Next Movie!

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David

Quote from: Shinigami on November 03, 2006, 05:35:09 AM
Quote from: LadyKenobi on November 03, 2006, 04:25:08 AM
Blank dammit, not another horror movie... sigh...

Better be careful, or the horror movie sprite will show up to remove all horror movies from the world.

LOL!
"I'm Horry, the Horror Movie Sprite they call me. I'll fix it so you get that wish!"
"Hey! The Sci-Fi Channel is dead air!"
"NOOO Horror movies!"

Justin

Snowhead the Blue Reindeer gave me all the presents in the world.

WouTar

Oh, I'm sorry, Horry. I didn't know what I was wishing. Please let me take back my wish!

Cibernético II

Hey! I really like Bill Pullman. He was awesome in...


no wait, that's Bill Paxton that I like.

yeah Bill Pullman is rather quite... meh.
I really do like pie.

Cap'n UKRiffer

Quote from: Zap Rowsdower Jr. on November 03, 2006, 10:05:42 AM
Hey! I really like Bill Pullman. He was awesome in...


no wait, that's Bill Paxton that I like.

yeah Bill Pullman is rather quite... meh.

I'm still not ready to forgive Paxton for 'Thunderbirds' yet... Still hurts too much  :'(
In brightest day, in darkest night
No DVD shall escape their sight
Let those who tremble in bad movies light,
Beware the power, Rifftrax's might!

Botman


kodiakthejuggler


WouTar

... You could have just told him the release date instead of refering him to a page far, far away. It's not your post has just become a sticky that reveals itself to anyone with the question...

That sounded mean, sorry.

Cap'n UKRiffer

In brightest day, in darkest night
No DVD shall escape their sight
Let those who tremble in bad movies light,
Beware the power, Rifftrax's might!

MrTorso

Quote from: Zap Rowsdower Jr. on November 03, 2006, 10:05:42 AM
Hey! I really like Bill Pullman. He was awesome in...


no wait, that's Bill Paxton that I like.

yeah Bill Pullman is rather quite... meh.

I like Bill Pullman in Serpent and the Rainbow. "I'm not dead yet!" He also gets a penny nail pounded into his (to quote Family Guy) coin purse. That was a cringe worthy scene.

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Steve-O

Quote from: MrTorso on November 03, 2006, 03:29:07 PM
I like Bill Pullman in Serpent and the Rainbow. "I'm not dead yet!"

More accurately, that's: "Don't let them bury me!  I'm not dead!"

I correct you not because I'm obnoxiously pedantic, but because Pullman's delivery of the line is so hilariously over-the-top that I spent the next several weeks after seeing the film coming up with dumb variations on it.

"Don't let them sleep in me!  I'm not bed!"
"Don't let Wilma marry me!  I'm not Fred!"
"Don't let me host 'Dance Fever'!  I'm not Adrian Zmed!"
"Don't let me have an excellent adventure!  I'm neither Bill nor Ted!"

And, well, you get the idea.  You also probably get a pretty good idea of why spending half an hour with me is like the social equivalent of root canal surgery.

PlayMSTie

Aw man! I'm scared enough to watch "Halloween" -- I'm NEVER gonna get through this!!  :(

I move that all of us scaredy-cats form a RiffTrax horror movie club so we can be together and get each other through the scary movies.
"There are no ordinary people. You have never talked to a mere mortal." C. S. Lewis

Bring back Bridget!

PlayMSTie

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Maybe ask if the women star is an Oscar winner... that should split it pretty close.

Million Dollar Baby perhaps?

I hope so!  (One of the movies I suggested to them)

Doesn't that mostly star Clint Eastwood's ego? ;) :)

No, that was Unforgiven.

Ahh... well, all his movies are a wrinkly blur to me lately :D

Hey!  I LIKED Unforgiven! >:(

It is nothing compared to the Leone films.

Well, I wouldn't go THAT far.  Sure, it's not as GOOD as the Leone films (although it might be better than A Few Bucks More), but the Leone films are the standard by which all Westerns (hell, I might even go as far to say all FILMS) should be judged!  Of COURSE it's not going to be as good as the Leone films were!

Unforgiven is nice 'n' gritty, just the way I like my Westerns to be.  (John Wayne's movies SUCK by comparison).

(God, I could watch The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly a bajillion times, and it would still blow me away the bajillion and first time).

Sacrilege!! Fill your hands, you son of a -- you know what.  ;D
"There are no ordinary people. You have never talked to a mere mortal." C. S. Lewis

Bring back Bridget!

LadyKenobi

QuoteAw man! I'm scared enough to watch "Halloween" -- I'm NEVER gonna get through this!!  Sad

I move that all of us scaredy-cats form a RiffTrax horror movie club so we can be together and get each other through the scary movies.

I'll bring the hot chocolate and you bring the marshamallows and we'll do each other's hair and... oh wait, that's just what the killers would want us to do!  Homicidal maniacs love slumber parties.

I doubt I'm going to download this one.  One sleepless night courtesy of Halloween was sufficinent, thank you.  The rest of you, enjoy and I'll see you at the next big-dumb-loud fest :)

starfighter

   When I went to The Grudge I was surprised at how dull it was.  They can't expect us to keep jumping in our seats when they're using camera tricks that were used in the X-Files years earlier. But it should make for good riffs, with lots of room to fit them into.