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Started by RVR II, October 05, 2009, 02:55:49 PM

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ambitiously stupid

I still haven't figured out how to make the subs on D-War or anything.  But the riffing was still awesome when I didn't have a clue what they were referencing!
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Quote from: ambitiously stupid on October 09, 2009, 04:12:00 PM
I still haven't figured out how to make the subs on D-War or anything.  But the riffing was still awesome when I didn't have a clue what they were referencing!
i find it funnier. during red dawn, i didn't even know there were supposed to be subtitles and assumed mike was just ascribing dialogue to the characters.
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Plastic Self-Cleaning Duck

Haven't watched it all yet (have to go to bed!) but....so far I love it.

And dare I say that I started thinking about MST3K and Sword and the Dragon....about how they were talking about how much more elaborate the film was in the first few minutes that most of the other ones they'd done put together.....

The opening of this movie with the attack on the village is pretty cool.

*runs and hides*

;)

CJones

7/10 from me.

I'm sorry to say it, but I thought this was unusually weak. Maybe I just had too high hopes for this one, but I don't think that's it. While there were some memorable bits, much of it just felt phoned in and not partcularly clever. To be honest, much of the time I found the movie itself funnier than their riffing.

The "Kevin's Colin" bit was great though.

Invisible NanoGhost

I thought it was definitely funnier with the subtitles, because I could figure out what was going on.  Not that it helped the movie's plot all that much, but it made it more obvious what the riffs were about.

MSTJedi

Quote from: Invisible NanoGhost on October 21, 2009, 02:05:49 PM
I thought it was definitely funnier with the subtitles, because I could figure out what was going on.  Not that it helped the movie's plot all that much, but it made it more obvious what the riffs were about.


Yeah, that's why I try to include subtitles whenever I'm making my reauthors. I'd just settle for closed-caption, but the TV in my bedroom is so old, it doesn't have CC on it. Which is kinda funny since my wife got it from a couple with a half-deaf husband.

So yeah, subtitles are neat.


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Rattrap007

Finally got to see this. Well worth it. 10/10.. So goofy and fun...



Edward J Grug III

Perfect 10! Amazingly riffed! Straight to my top ten list.

Ho-Leeee shit, that movie...
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iv3rdawG

Hah, when the first battle sequence started I couldn't stop laughing. That was really bad. The RiffTrax was great though. 9.
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rebisaz

I laughed out loud many many times.  9.

MST3Kgirl

this was like watching an old MST3k episode that movie was so bad. Was seriously laughing the whole way through- 10!

AbsoluteDeicide

Easily one of the stupidest movies and best riffs I've seen.  The part at the beginning in the antique store reminded me of Merlin's Mystical Shop of Wonders.  And really, what was up with that getting shot point blank and being fine with no explanation whatsoever?  This movie was just begging for it.