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duz posted:I just watched it a month or two ago, it's not nearly as bad as its reputation. I mean, it's not directed very well and has some other issues, but as a TOS episode, it'd be perfect average. Star Trek V is frustrating. It has a lot of crap in it and it's obvious where the budget was slashed, but there is also some really great stuff in there too. The part where Sybok shows Spock and Bones those visions is good and Shatner's whole "What does god need with a starship" bit is fantastic. The whole movie is worth existing though because it brought us marshmellons and this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HU2ftCitvyQ
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Star Trek 5 does have some interesting ideas but the movie's thesis that people have to have pain to motivate them is personally frustrating when I see so many people IRL use it as justification for either not seeking treatment for their own mental issues or criticizing other people who do. That and the idea of three old men singing Row Row Row Your Boat as a campfire song is just...ugh.
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Shatner singing Limp Bizkit songs is my new favorite thing.
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duz posted:I just watched it a month or two ago, it's not nearly as bad as its reputation. I mean, it's not directed very well and has some other issues, but as a TOS episode, it'd be perfect average. It was also the first Star Trek movie I saw in theaters, so it's special to me 
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Illinois Smith posted:Shatner singing Limp Bizkit songs is my new favorite thing. I can't loving wait to listen to this episode.
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I'm with Steve in being surprised at the number of lyrics in Nookie.
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Just a reminder: if you're one of those people who speaks Klingon? Stay inside.
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The Star Trek/ Limp Bizkit combo toward the end was the best thing I have heard in a long time. My God.
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enigmahfc posted:The Star Trek/ Limp Bizkit combo toward the end was the best thing I have heard in a long time. My God. I say this a lot but I was laughing out loud, legitimately, at my computer. Especially with how smoothly and effortlessly Eric went through the majority of Nookie.
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SamuraiFoochs posted:I say this a lot but I was laughing out loud, legitimately, at my computer. Especially with how smoothly and effortlessly Eric went through the majority of Nookie. I'm positive he pulled up lyrics but to get through it without cracking is still a feat.
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No, I don't think he did. I realized as he said the words "holy poo poo I still remember the words to This song....." Ewwwwww
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This was playing in my head for like half the episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HU2ftCitvyQ
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https://twitter.com/ericszyszka/status/755423474324213760
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Does anybody have a mirror for Vampire in Brooklyn? The WHM site doesn't appear to work for that one.
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Hockles posted:Does anybody have a mirror for Vampire in Brooklyn? The WHM site doesn't appear to work for that one. This is a mirror of some of the missing ones (including that one): https://archive.org/search.php?query=subject%3A%22we+hate+movies%22&sort=titleSorter Been meaning to email them all the ones that are down since I'm in the middle of a relisten of their older stuff.
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drat. Eric, that slightly ruins the magic for me. 
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Sure you did Eric. Suuuuure.
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I don't care, still the hardest I've laughed at the show in a long time.
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I wonder if we'll get a Ghostbusters on-screen. Andrew apparently loved it and tweeted about maybe doing one, so
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Grapplejack posted:I wonder if we'll get a Ghostbusters on-screen. Andrew apparently loved it and tweeted about maybe doing one, so Well, this might have pushed me over to the side of actually paying to see it.
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thrawn527 posted:I don't care, still the hardest I've laughed at the show in a long time. Oh me too, especially when they did the "Yeahhhhh" part as the rest of the crew. loving died. I also laughed hard at the Eve 6 bit, which I'm pretty sure was from memory. I had an "I LIKE EVE 6!  " moment and then heard in my head "It's okay to like a band."
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Just got around to Lady In The Water and the only thing I could think to say about it if I was a reviewer is, "Nice meltdown."
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Also, I'll say Andrew is a special kind of Star Trek nerd, who remembers the full registry number of the Enterprise from the end of 4, and all of 5 and 6 (NCC-1701-A), yet not remember plot points from Wrath of Khan (Khan not only doesn't take over the Enterprise, he never steps foot on it. He and Kirk are never in the same room the whole movie). No big deal or anything. Just funny, to me.
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thrawn527 posted:Also, I'll say Andrew is a special kind of Star Trek nerd, who remembers the full registry number of the Enterprise from the end of 4, and all of 5 and 6 (NCC-1701-A), yet not remember plot points from Wrath of Khan (Khan not only doesn't take over the Enterprise, he never steps foot on it. He and Kirk are never in the same room the whole movie). The Reliant and the Enterprise are very similar, to be fair.
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I knew he was reading that poo poo. It's one thing to remember the lyrics to a limp bizkit song but he was even nailing all the random "non lyrics" like "what?" or "yeah" and other throwaway words LB blends into their songs.
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SamuraiFoochs posted:Oh me too, especially when they did the "Yeahhhhh" part as the rest of the crew. loving died.
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MariusLecter posted:The Reliant and the Enterprise are very similar, to be fair. He actually does take over the Enterprise in the episode of the original show where he first appears.
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Corek posted:He actually does take over the Enterprise in the episode of the original show where he first appears. This is true. I remember being really excited when I saw that episode for the first time, but in the end, I felt disappointed 
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Corek posted:He actually does take over the Enterprise in the episode of the original show where he first appears. I thought Andrew specific in the movie. If he said, more generally, "Khan took over the Enterprise", then ignore me.
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Dear cast of WHM, We all know as you have said, it's okay to like a movie. Please also begin to understand it's okay to not like a movie. I'm starting to wonder if they had financial interest in Star Wars 7 or the new ghostbusters considering how often they're "taking the haters to task." It's kinda tedious. (The new Real Ghostbusters AD episode has a mini Ghostbusters 2016 on screen in it and that's fine, but there's more than one reason to not enjoy a movie besides owning cargo shorts and perma Cheetos stains on your fingers.)
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Grapplejack posted:I wonder if we'll get a Ghostbusters on-screen. Andrew apparently loved it and tweeted about maybe doing one, so This would only be worth doing if someone else on the team felt contrary and would argue against Andrew. I like the fact that they are on the same wavelength about riffing on bad movies but their on-screens are more discussions and they suffer because there is little/no conflict. Obviously when doing comic riffs you all need to be pulling in the same direction but in a discussion/review you need a conflict of different views.
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Dr. Lariat posted:We all know as you have said, it's okay to like a movie. Please also begin to understand it's okay to not like a movie. I'm starting to wonder if they had financial interest in Star Wars 7 or the new ghostbusters considering how often they're "taking the haters to task." It's kinda tedious.
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Of course WHM is going to like the new Ghostbusters movie. They're all improv guys so of course they're going to like a movie that's 99.9% improv. Jupin said as much in his mini review. It was the first thing out of his mouth.
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The Real Ghostbusters Animation Damnation up today, although I suspect it was an episode of the horrid Slimer and the Real Ghostbusters 
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Iron Crowned posted:The Real Ghostbusters Animation Damnation up today, although I suspect it was an episode of the horrid Slimer and the Real Ghostbusters Nah it was an episode of the proper show. One written by J. Michael Straczynki, no less.
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egon_beeblebrox posted:Nah it was an episode of the proper show. One written by J. Michael Straczynki, no less. Ouch!
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Dr. Lariat posted:(The new Real Ghostbusters AD episode has a mini Ghostbusters 2016 on screen in it and that's fine, but there's more than one reason to not enjoy a movie besides owning cargo shorts and perma Cheetos stains on your fingers.) I guess you haven't seen the internet in the last couple of months. Ghostbros are some of the shittiest people and need to be taken down a peg at every opportunity.
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It's OK to dislike a movie, but if you hate a popular and successful movie with so much burning fury that the only way you can rationalize other people liking it is some far-reaching conspiracy of bribery and coercion then you're definitely jerking a micropenis through cheeto-stained cargo shorts.
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It's ok to hate a movie. It's not ok to try and bully everyone else into hating it too. Or to try and bully people just for being in it.
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