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Dr. Lariat posted:Every movie podcast needs a June, this Jack Frost episode is amazing.
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MadScientistWorking posted:I love it when We Hate Movies turns into We Love Movies. I just love how by the end of it this weeks episode they effectively figured out that they watched a Batman movie. They've talked before about how much they wanted a movie they were watching to turn into a secret Batman movie, and now it's finally happened!
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Feb 4, 2014 18:59
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Mrs. Doubtfire was my childhood introduction to "unsympathetic rear end in a top hat wins back ex from good-natured rebound spouse" films. To date, my favorite example of the genre is a made-for-TV movie called Christmas Do-Over. It's basically Groundhog Day, but Christmas. Unlike its contemporaries, the main character is under no uncertain terms the villain, and the most sympathetic character is the ex-wife's new fiance. Jay Mohr, the psycho presented as our hero, spends the movie studying all the wonderful things the fiance does for his ex-wife. Instead of learning about how the fiance pays more attention to her and thus developing as a character, he uses his Groundhog Day powers to learn how best to either sabotage the fiance's plans or steal them for his own. The end result is an entirely innocent man watching the woman he loves get taken away from him over the course of one day by an irredeemable human that did not learn anything from the experience except how to use miracles to cheat. I'm planning on submitting the movie to the next WHM request month 
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RagingBoner posted:Kinda ho-hum WHM this week compared to the poo poo show last week. It's hard to follow up a movie whose alternate title could be "Exhibit A"
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Tatum Girlparts posted:Paul is a rare man who prays that the baby looks as little like him as possible in the delivery room. I think if anything is guaranteed it's that the baby will look like Paul for at least the first year or so
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weekly font posted:The inanity of that movie is somehow understated by that podcast, as brutal as they were. They should've cut sporadically back-and-forth to low volume white noise to get the feel of the "memory warehose" scenes across
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They could release a version with Elliot's singing clipped out, called Crophouse Or they could clip out Elliot altogether and have it just be Stu and Dan getting drunk, called Slophouse Or they could just release Elliot's greatest hits on their own podcast, called Top of the Pophouse Words that sound like other words. DoombatINC fucked around with this message at 19:21 on Mar 26, 2014 |
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Mar 26, 2014 19:19
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The Duke posted:The whole riff on the California Raisins on the newest Flophouse made me cry with laughter. Both that and the Russo-Italian folklore tangent floored me. They went totally off the reservation this week, which does tend to happen when there's nothing in the movie to talk about.
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It's a Marx Brothers reference, from the movie Horse Feathers https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ySqec8WrEQQ Oh, by the by, watch Horse Feathers
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Louis Anderson, The Last Entertainer is the best WHM tangent in forever.
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Jul 15, 2014 23:25
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We Hate Movies; their hint for next week's episode was "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2: The Secret of the Ooze" They're also taking August off for summer vacation  though they did say there'd be surprises, so I'm hoping they recorded some buffer content.
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But really, why don't Tim Beeman kill his wife?
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Aug 8, 2014 02:10
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"I'm not having a hard time making fun of this movie, 'cause it's a bad, stupid movie, but this is a GREAT fuckin' movie!"
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Aug 12, 2014 06:31
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Isn't it Chris who does the "When would I kill myself in a movie" gag? That's one of my favorite runners.
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Rincewind posted:I think it's Steve who does that-- but the other guys also put some thought into when Steve would kill himself in a movie. You're right. Last night I was doing housework while listening to Blame it on Rio (easily a top five episode) and they go deeply into the subject of when Steve would kill himself. That tangent does include the Chris Cabin Suicide Film Festival, though, which is loving great.
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Flython posted:I just want them to get something that calls for an entire episode of New Yorker impressions. I do so treasure our adventures to Garbage Island  I'm looking forward to the gang's return too, mostly because they teased that they'll start taking calls for Listener Request Month almost as soon as they get back. I was originally going to request the skin-crawling, paint-peeling Christmas Do Over, but I'll spare them this time because hoooooly poo poo have I found one of the most perfect We Hate Movies movies ever.
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Already got my call in for WHM listener request month: Look at that poster. Look at that cast. Know that the movie centers around house hiding. Become self-conscious of your less-awesome requests  Also from the sound of the hint for next week's episode, it's Timecop. I mean, it could be something else, but it's Timecop.
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drat now I'm getting self-conscious because some of these movies sound really stupid
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Sep 10, 2014 03:26
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Since they quote it constantly, I'm betting on Theeeenaaah
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Sep 21, 2014 04:36
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Last week could be considered the start of the Spooktackular if you find fresh steamed corn particularly scary
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Sep 30, 2014 04:34
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Random Stranger posted:Here's what I called in with: Congratulations, dude!
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Nov 4, 2014 06:33
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), so there's little chance of any of us getting our selection, but half the people who suggested Foodfight were goons...
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The Substitute, if I recall correctly. (efb) For the second part, I seem to remember North started something like "...and We Hate North SO GOD drat MUCH"
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Nov 6, 2014 20:08
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I figured they were talking about John de Lancie, knowing them
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Nov 11, 2014 16:27
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Hey, guess who just went to check that Letterboxd page to see what the last movie of the request month would be? On a related note, hey, guess who just spent five minutes running in a circle and screaming?
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BigRed0427 posted:I just looked it up. What is so special about that movie? I requested it
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Nov 17, 2014 01:37
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Having an audience to play off of can be a huge boon for a comedian, and the energy that HDTGM crowds tend to bring is certainly infectious.
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Nov 18, 2014 00:31
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Random Stranger posted:Good for you! It's an excellent pick! Thanks! I downloaded the latest episode and skipped to the very end to make absolutely sure, and the hint was "Tim Matheson" so now I'm vibrating with excitement again!
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Nov 18, 2014 06:19
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Tomahawk posted:Just make sure you don't tell us what it actually is! I want you to guess, silly  Buried Alive, a thriller from 1990 made for the USA Network I don't want to spoil too much since it's a proper doozy, but I will say, a house becomes the territory of a hider 
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Nov 18, 2014 06:42
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Hellllll Yessssss Buried Alive was a staple of mine in the 90's, and whenever I stumbled across it on cable I wouldn't shut up about it for weeks because it's just so loving crazy. I love that they love what I love Also thrilled that they're interested in Buried Alive 2. I would favorably call it the Gremlins 2 of Buried Alive. Like for example, they request the deceased be double-embalmed and buried in the sturdiest casket known to mankind. It also continues to contain Tim Matheson, reprising his role as
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The idea of an undisturbed grave is just folklore 
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Tomahawk posted:Can anyone explain to me like I'm 5 what the Sebulba and Secundus WHM running jokes are about? They're about the Abraxas episode, which is a pro-listen. Edit: I mean the Secundus bit DoombatINC fucked around with this message at 00:55 on Dec 3, 2014 |
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HEY KEWL!
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bobservo posted:Great episode from WHM, and I gotta say Look Who's Talking Now had much less dog content then I expected. I don't even think they fully entered the discussion until around 50 minutes in. No joke, at about the forty five minute mark I pulled up my audio player to check how far in I was because, uh, wasn't there a fuckin' dog in this movie?
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They've also mentioned that they can't put the back catalog on iTunes because they used to use music they didn't have rights to for episode intros and outros.
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With HDTGM and The Cinema Snob's Midnight Review, that's the third time I've heard a group of people try to explain Winter's Tale Life or death, gun to the back of my head, I still couldn't tell you what that movie was about or why one scene follows another
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Jan 14, 2015 08:59
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Gyges posted:Which movie was it where they realized toward the end that it was a secret Batman movie? Pray for Death. It was magical hearing them slowly realize it was the secret Batman movie they've always wanted
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WHM episode went up early, and I didn't see this one coming Hint: not Transcendence 
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My instinct reaction was The Forgotten, too. I saw that poo poo in theaters, but didn't even remember that until I came across the ticket stub recently. I guess you could say it was forgettable
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After some straining, I can remember three things about The Forgotten: 1. I kept thinking "what a lovely X Files episode" the whole time 2. I've never laughed harder at cop death 3. Its ending is exactly the stupid bullshit you were afraid it was five minutes in
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