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PostNouveau posted:Yeah she does a good impression. Plus you give two people the same haircut/wig and makeup, it goes a long way. I wouldn't be surprised if it was literally the same wig since they weren't on screen together.
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duz posted:I wouldn't be surprised if it was literally the same wig since they weren't on screen together. They do share a brief scene together in the last episode.
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Jet Jaguar posted:Her story about becoming the new Gypsy is really, really sweet. Everything coming from the new cast and crew just makes me love this revival so much. They're all just so happy to be a part of it.
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Am I missing something in the first Wizards or does Simon have two dads? First he says his dad's name is the wizard Wulfrix and then he says King Tylor. It could just be that I'm not used to kings being wizards and am having trouble rectifying them as the same person.
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nerdman42 posted:Am I missing something in the first Wizards or does Simon have two dads? First he says his dad's name is the wizard Wulfrix and then he says King Tylor. I'm pretty sure Simon's father is the king while his mentor is the wizard.
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Virility spells, clearly.
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Rollersnake posted:I can't wait to get off work so I can go home and finish Wizards 2. Holy poo poo, this movie. Wizards 2 was the first ever MST3K episode I stopped watching midway. It was just such nonsensical trash that I couldn't deal with it in one sitting. The riffing was good but god drat that movie is AWFUL.
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I admire their restraint towards not making choking jokes about David Carradine.
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The Lobotomy Kid posted:I admire their restraint towards not making choking jokes about David Carradine. There's no way they could get away with it while maintaining the family-friendly vibe they had going. On top of that, if you open the door to David Carradine, you probably open the door to Lana Clarkson.
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I thought I remembered Crow making one oblique reference and then Jonah telling him to cut it out.
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DivisionPost posted:There's no way they could get away with it while maintaining the family-friendly vibe they had going. On top of that, if you open the door to David Carradine, you probably open the door to Lana Clarkson. It's always been funnier when the bots had a perfect opportunity to make a crass joke and they get shushed. Like the "Good? He's the best" guy in Pod People.
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Al Borland Corp. posted:I thought I remembered Crow making one oblique reference and then Jonah telling him to cut it out. Which is, in itself, a way for them to include a few jokes just for the adults while maintaining the family-friendly vibe, and definitely a part of how they've always spaced out the riffing.
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I found out last night the guy who directed and wrote Wizards of the Lost Kingdom 2 worked for Roger Corman, which explains a lot really.
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Live tour announced. Tickets go on sale this Friday. Two shows in most cities. One previously riffed film and one secret film.
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Winters Holy Hand posted:Live tour announced. Tickets go on sale this Friday. Two shows in most cities. One previously riffed film and one secret film. Ooh. Tickets go on sale for my venue on May 19th. Hopefully if I can wait until morning to buy them, they won't be sold out.
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As I predicted, the show will come nowhere near me. Come on second season. Or even sell a DVD of the live show. I'll buy 'em!
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It's coming close to me but I'll be in Amsterdam. Hope they tape one of these.
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None of the Secret Surprise Film shows are coming anywhere near me, unfortunately, but I'm gonna try to get tickets for the Kansas City show.
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I'll only be able to see Eegah. I wonder how many other Bostonians I can corral into sitting next to me in the cheaper seats. My wife likes an occasional MST3K, but this definitely wouldn't be for her.
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Time to see how many of my partners I can drag to one MST3k show. Shame they'll only be showing Eeagh in Portland.
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https://twitter.com/JoelGHodgson/status/864169616188334080 drat
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The youtube video they put out also mentions that Joel will travel with them and do introductions. The idea of having the cast talk to a pre-recorded video of Felicia Day and Patton Oswalt is so wonderfully cornball, like something they'd do in an 80s traveling show going to high schools to convince kids not to do drugs.
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I'm pretty impressed that he responded within five minutes, though.
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Bicyclops posted:I'm pretty impressed that he responded within five minutes, though. Yeah, when I was tweeting about the kickstarter preview week, he favorited a bunch of my tweets. He must either not get a lot of tweets directly at him, or he's just really diligent about staying in touch with the fans.
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Winters Holy Hand posted:Live tour announced. Tickets go on sale this Friday. Two shows in most cities. One previously riffed film and one secret film. Sweet fancy Moses, what does the $300 ticket buy you?
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howe_sam posted:Sweet fancy Moses, what does the $300 ticket buy you? This might be the way they're getting the cast paid since they likely didn't get paid a bunch for doing the actual episodes.
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The Lobotomy Kid posted:I admire their restraint towards not making choking jokes about David Carradine. Rifftrax does many of these, if you want to hear some. Sometimes in movies he's not even in. People have been making audio recordings of Rifftrax live events synced to copies of the movie happen so I won't be shocked if the same happens here. That's strange though, I don't know why you wouldn't film stuff like that.
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howe_sam posted:Sweet fancy Moses, what does the $300 ticket buy you? You get to be one of the silhouettes. They aren't allowed to tell you to shut up.
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mangler103 posted:Yeah, when I was tweeting about the kickstarter preview week, he favorited a bunch of my tweets. He must either not get a lot of tweets directly at him, or he's just really diligent about staying in touch with the fans. Joel seems to have really studied up on marketing and personal branding for this. He managed the kickstarter in a way that incorporated everything known about previous kickstarters to goose lulls and pump up peak donation times near the end, and has made both mystery and special inclusion of fans and backers big parts of his strategy. Even this live show has elements of that in its choice of two films with one as a mystery: it's an unbalanced choice in a way that probably makes people feel like they would rather see both instead of choose.
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business hammocks posted:Joel seems to have really studied up on marketing and personal branding for this. He managed the kickstarter in a way that incorporated everything known about previous kickstarters to goose lulls and pump up peak donation times near the end, and has made both mystery and special inclusion of fans and backers big parts of his strategy. Even this live show has elements of that in its choice of two films with one as a mystery: it's an unbalanced choice in a way that probably makes people feel like they would rather see both instead of choose. It's possible he has a service running it too to make sure things get favorited and responded to.
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Light Gun Man posted:
The logistics of filming live shows do add a ton of effort of it, particularly if you want to do it without being too intrusive to the people attending.
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There are also different rights considerations.
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Definitely making it to the August 12 show. I never would have thought Atlanta Symphony Hall as a venue for MST3K and Eegah.
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Do they usually do such big venues? I was expecting them to come to like, the Somerville Community Theater or something, I'm sort of shocked they can fill the Boch Center.
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Cinematic Titanic wasn't playing venues that size, but they must have some confidence they can fill those spaces. Two movies is a good hedge to make.
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Winters Holy Hand posted:Live tour announced. Tickets go on sale this Friday. Two shows in most cities. One previously riffed film and one secret film. This was in the Kickstarter update about the tour: quote:Now, I know that some of you might rather we just get started on Season 12, but the truth is, there's nothing we can do to get started on more episodes yet. We don't have an official order for Season 12 yet, though we're very hopeful that it will come – especially if we all keep watching the new episodes on Netflix. But I promise, as soon as we hear anything about the next season, I'll be sure to tell you right away.
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I personally watched two episodes this weekend, and enjoyed them a lot. I'm doing my part! By the way, which episode has Mesozoic Ranch sketch? I thought it's the Hollow Mountain one.
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ringu0 posted:I personally watched two episodes this weekend, and enjoyed them a lot. I'm doing my part! The Land That TIme Forgot.
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Al Borland Corp. posted:There are also different rights considerations. That was my thought. Getting the rights to show a movie at a theater is a whole different animal from getting the rights to distribute a modified version of the movie.
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Eegah has the advantage of unequivocally being in the public domain, while the mystery film may not be.
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