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Mrs. Disembodio: Speak up!

Started by MyStars!, June 10, 2008, 12:13:26 PM

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MyStars!

Hoping we're allowed to post construtive criticism and this is the place to do it concerning this RiffTrax.  Mrs. Disembodio's voice was a little too quiet and sounded too much like Mary Jo (not that I think Mary Jo is Mrs. Disembodio . . . or is she?)  I suppose it's because the voice wasn't as synthesised as much as Mr. Disembodio's? Anyway, I missed a couple of sych-up lines because of it.  (Yup,I got a call in the middle of it and had to put things on pause.)

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Redclaire

I also think it's Bridget Nelson.

I was messing with the volume control the whole time on the DVD- it seemed to move from incredibly loud music that drowned out the riff to their incoherent mumbling where I had to turn it up again. I ended up settling for having it on low volume with subtitles!

bettertomorrowamy

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Compound

It's probably either Mrs. C. or Kevin's unseen wife. They'd be near the performers...

Darth Geek

I think the problem with Mrs. Disembaudio (does she still go by that name now that they are divorced?) is that here voice sounds too much like a voice in the movie, itself, and therefore doesn't stick out as being artificial enough.
That combined with the lower volume makes it harder to discern as a sync line.


RoninFox

It's kind of strange, in the Alien riff she sounds the same in the opening, but in the movie itself its like they forgot to apply the distortion on her voice.  At least it's louder though.
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MyStars!

Quote from: RoninFox on June 21, 2008, 07:05:17 PM
It's kind of strange, in the Alien riff she sounds the same in the opening, but in the movie itself its like they forgot to apply the distortion on her voice.  At least it's louder though.
Also easier to distinguish as the sole female voice on the Trax.

hare.29

Quote from: Redclaire on June 21, 2008, 02:29:22 PM

I was messing with the volume control the whole time on the DVD- it seemed to move from incredibly loud music that drowned out the riff to their incoherent mumbling where I had to turn it up again. I ended up settling for having it on low volume with subtitles!

This movie is the one that stands out for me as a terrible home-theater experience for just that reason.