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I forgot to add Secret Window. "you shtole mah shtory. I'll be back in THREE EVERLUVIN' DAYS"
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Guy Mann posted:This episode was so funny that I don't even care that every letter was probably either completely faked or at least heavily embellished. Shut your mouth. The eternal love that arose from a showing of Aeon Flux is a historic fact that contains no errors or embellishments.
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Gyges posted:Shut your mouth. The eternal love that arose from a showing of Aeon Flux is a historic fact that contains no errors or embellishments. I'm prepared to believe in the Gamemaster story but that one was a Flux Too Far imho.
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The guys' rising laughter as the Aeon Flux lies just go on is the best part of the episode.
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There have been a few "Meh" episodes, but not many. The one I distinctly remember not bothering to finish was My Science Project.
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They'd better watch it with all these letters about public soilings, they might start getting some of them creepy likes... I found this like in the ghaaarbage...
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I get way too much joy out of their occasional, often apropos of nothing, Mystic River "IS THAT MY DAUGHTAH IN THEEEEERE??" Sometimes it just randomly pops into my head. Did anyone see the Chicago show? A friend of mine did and sent me a poster, it's pretty dang cool.
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Aside from shows featuring Larry the Cable Guy voices (which is only 2 or 3) which I can't stand (but that's just a personal thing), I wouldn't say there were any bad episodes. That said, I noticed that the episodes covering new movies tend to be less funny. BvS and Entourage spring to mind. I can understand the hatred for Entourage but that episode is like 2 hours long and they have to tell us about character stories from the series - and correct each other because they hadn't seen all the series - and it begins to drag. I think there are only 10 or maximum 15 episodes I wouldn't listen to again. That is a drat great strike rate for 250 episodes. E: Actually, factoring in all the animation damnation, side orders of sleaze (why don't they get mentioned in the thread?), the total must be 300 episodes. So, episodes on newly released movies generally less funny. Agree/disagree? Oh, I would say a few of the "topic/event" episodes are skippable for newbies. Josef K. Sourdust fucked around with this message at 23:14 on Apr 29, 2016 |
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Josef K. Sourdust posted:Aside from shows featuring Larry the Cable Guy voices (which is only 2 or 3) which I can't stand (but that's just a personal thing), I wouldn't say there were any bad episodes. That said, I noticed that the episodes covering new movies tend to be less funny. BvS and Entourage spring to mind. I can understand the hatred for Entourage but that episode is like 2 hours long and they have to tell us about character stories from the series - and correct each other because they hadn't seen all the series - and it begins to drag. I think there are only 10 or maximum 15 episodes I wouldn't listen to again. That is a drat great strike rate for 250 episodes. I def. prefer when they do old z grade poo poo
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Their sweet spot is definitely the 80s and 90s, but I find the content of the movie to be more of a factor. Easy Rider 2 and Foodfight, both of which I listed as top episodes, are from within the last decade. Much like brilliant art, truly spectacular poo poo transcends mere time.
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Josef K. Sourdust posted:So, episodes on newly released movies generally less funny. Agree/disagree? For sure. What makes covering obscure movies funny is the weird telephone game they're playing trying to make sense of it.
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BIG CITY LAWYER posted:I get way too much joy out of their occasional, often apropos of nothing, Mystic River "IS THAT MY DAUGHTAH IN THEEEEERE??" Or pippi popping up to direct horse stunts or help kill Seaan Penn's daughter in Mystic River
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I'd watch the movie based on the Game Master.
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Grapplejack posted:I'd watch the movie based on the Game Master. Which episode is that? edit: Oh, it was this letter thing. I was very tired listening to it after midnight. Corek fucked around with this message at 03:44 on Apr 30, 2016 |
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Josef K. Sourdust posted:E: Actually, factoring in all the animation damnation, side orders of sleaze (why don't they get mentioned in the thread?), the total must be 300 episodes Side Order of Sleaze is great and they need to do another one.
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Josef K. Sourdust posted:Aside from shows featuring Larry the Cable Guy voices (which is only 2 or 3) which I can't stand (but that's just a personal thing), I wouldn't say there were any bad episodes. That said, I noticed that the episodes covering new movies tend to be less funny. BvS and Entourage spring to mind. I can understand the hatred for Entourage but that episode is like 2 hours long and they have to tell us about character stories from the series - and correct each other because they hadn't seen all the series - and it begins to drag. I think there are only 10 or maximum 15 episodes I wouldn't listen to again. That is a drat great strike rate for 250 episodes. E: Actually, factoring in all the animation damnation, side orders of sleaze (why don't they get mentioned in the thread?), the total must be 300 episodes. I think it's because they come out of the new movies with the urge to tell the world how much it sucks. Which generally is going to dull the edges off their point since they seem to be doing the episode about 5 minutes after they get back from the theater. Taking only long enough to set up the equipment and take a piss. The older stuff, and even the newer listener request stuff, is done after the movie has had a little time to settle into their head and be processed. Plus at least one of them has usually seen the movie once before or generally had an idea of it's contents. I don't think you ever have as strong an opinion about a movie as the time between when it ends and when you go think about something else for a bit. You can come to like or hate a movie more with time, but you lose that visceral feeling that makes you want to argue with someone who thinks differently. That reset time is the time when your brain remembers that it's OK to like/hate a movie. So go read a loving comic book, play some Taken 3, or drink some not at all suspicious Apple Jack. Then your brain is in a better place to talk about the Sons of Martha or remember Goober.
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JT Smiley posted:Seriously though, I hope Kenny G gets the help he needs. Like a PC on which to write his long-rear end fanboy emails?
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Oh my loving god, the end of that Aeon Flux story  HahahahaHow?!
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WHM is really taking a beating from the Very Stupid People demographic! https://twitter.com/ericszyszka/status/726124407211626496
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If anyone ever does any research beyond watching the movie for a review of Larry The Cable Guy: Health Inspector, the should immediately be committed. That is far more than anyone in the movie itself ever did and engaging in any thing approaching a historic and socio-political examination of the American South as a regional or political entity is clearly nothing more than madness. Additionally, they have clearly gone beyond the call of their art by knowing not only the gist of Larry's comedy act but his actual name and that he is merely caricature done by a rich guy.
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Do these people not even read the name of the podcast? It's a comedy show called 'We Hate Movies' for chrissake, and people get upset that they make jokes at the movie's expense instead of in-depth reviews? Good lord, put your tweet down, sir. Also, I was glad to hear Justin J. Case is going to be on an upcoming episode, he was always my favorite recurring guest on the show.
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Mr Jaunts posted:Do these people not even read the name of the podcast? It's a comedy show called 'We Hate Movies' for chrissake, and people get upset that they make jokes at the movie's expense instead of in-depth reviews? Good lord, put your tweet down, sir. The funny thing is, when they cover a movie I actually enjoy I usually end up getting an even bigger kick out of it. Mortal Kombat and The Devil's Advocate are some of my favorite episodes, for instance. Maybe it's because I enjoy the rough edges in those movies, though. What kills me is that someone decided to go to bat for this goddamn Health Inspector movie. They've done other movies with Larry that are better than this poo poo! You couldn't pick a worse hill to die on!
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Mr Jaunts posted:Also, I was glad to hear Justin J. Case is going to be on an upcoming episode, he was always my favorite recurring guest on the show. I heard they already recorded it, but I forget the name of it already. "American <something>" I think
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Apr 30, 2016 21:10
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A while back on Jupin's twitter, he posted hate mail from someone upset by their episode on Pixels. The fat jokes they made offended him as well. People will defend the strangest movies.
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Apr 30, 2016 21:59
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For fans of Babycakes, I found the intro song to the episode, which is truly rad! Enjoy! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A6VnqpYkRJA
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TetsuoTW posted:American Dreamz, I think The only reason I remember this movie existing is because despite coming out halfway through Bush's second term there were still people making a fuss about how disrespectful it was to have a movie making fun of him.
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Apr 30, 2016 23:07
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The GameMaster could legitimately make for a pretty decent movie actually
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Calaveron posted:The GameMaster could legitimately make for a pretty decent movie actually Joysticks is kinda close it to it.
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TetsuoTW posted:American Dreamz, I think It's a movie where a suicide bomber tries to win American Idol in order to assassinate President Bush on-air. That's going to be a hell of an episode
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TetsuoTW posted:American Dreamz, I think Wow I totally forgot about this garbage movie I watched
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The Vosgian Beast posted:It's a movie where a suicide bomber tries to win American Idol in order to assassinate President Bush on-air. This has to be up with Foodfight and Easy Rider 2 for "most bizarre premise".
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Corek posted:This has to be up with Foodfight and Easy Rider 2 for "most bizarre premise". I would love to have We Hate Movies do an episode on God Bless America just for being even more impotent and misguided in its hatred of American Idol despite being made half a decade after American Dreamz. It even has a loving William Hung parody. In 2011.
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Of American Dreamz, Man Of The Year, and Swing Vote, which is most dated?
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Corek posted:Of American Dreamz, Man Of The Year, and Swing Vote, which is most dated? I gotta go with Swing Vote.
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The formula for the "intensely apolitical dumb political comedy" was perfected with King Ralph, anyway
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Corek posted:The formula for the "intensely apolitical dumb political comedy" was perfected with King Ralph, anyway You just know they're gonna be constantly comparing American Dreamz unfavorably to it, btw
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Corek posted:This has to be up with Foodfight and Easy Rider 2 for "most bizarre premise". There's not many movies that are less in need of a sequel than Easy Rider. That story is perfectly self-contained.
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