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Good Movies / Re: Recent Viewings, Part 2
Last post by FatFreddysCat - Today at 03:00:43 PM"Off The Rails" (2016)
A documentary about the odd case Darius McCollum, an autistic New York train enthusiast whose obsession with mass transit has led him to repeatedly impersonate a New York MTA employee so he can drive trains and city buses. He's been incarcerated 32 (!) times for his crimes yet he continues to violate Parole in order to take trains and buses for joy rides.
A documentary about the odd case Darius McCollum, an autistic New York train enthusiast whose obsession with mass transit has led him to repeatedly impersonate a New York MTA employee so he can drive trains and city buses. He's been incarcerated 32 (!) times for his crimes yet he continues to violate Parole in order to take trains and buses for joy rides.
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Off Topic Discussion / Re: How's everyone doing?
Last post by Leah - Today at 01:23:31 PMGot home from work, and my throat is slightly sore from voice training.
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Good Movies / Re: Recent Viewings, Part 2
Last post by Rev. Powell - Today at 12:04:23 PMTHE MAN WHO WASN'T THERE (2001): A stoical barber develops a plan to blackmail his wife's employer, which spirals out of control into tragedy. Drags at times, but who wouldn't want to see the Coen brothers try their hand at a classic noir, with all of the moralistic nihilism that implies? 4/5.
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Bad Movies / Re: Films that didn't need a r...
Last post by claws - Today at 11:49:26 AMPretty much every 'legendary' bad movie doesn't need riffing.
The Room: Tommy Wiseau's surreal line deliveries and baffling plot turns already feel like a live riff track.
Birdemic: Shock and Terror: The CGI birds, the sound glitches, the acting... it's self‑riffing cinema.
Troll 2: A legendary disaster with unforgettable "they're eating her!" energy.
Plan 9 from Outer Space: Ed Wood's earnest incompetence is already the joke.
Samurai Cop: Dialogue, wigs, continuity... every frame is a punchline.
Miami Connection: Ninjas, synth rock, friendship speeches, riffing would only interrupt the magic.
Battlefield Earth: Dutch angles and overacting make it unintentionally comedic on its own.
Batman & Robin: Neon excess, ice puns, and toyetic chaos already feel like parody.
Howard the Duck: A bizarre tonal mess that's already absurd enough without commentary.
Catwoman: Hyperactive editing and baffling choices make it unintentionally hilarious.
As for Hobgoblins. It's just flat-out bad with zero redeeming values. Or, at least I couldn't find or see any. Nothing memorable, nothing quotable.
It was literally a pain to sit through. But then again, people say the same about Troll 2 or Showgirls so, each to their own.
That said, I would actually rewatch Hobgoblins with a riffing, just to see what others find funny or entertaining about it.
The Room: Tommy Wiseau's surreal line deliveries and baffling plot turns already feel like a live riff track.
Birdemic: Shock and Terror: The CGI birds, the sound glitches, the acting... it's self‑riffing cinema.
Troll 2: A legendary disaster with unforgettable "they're eating her!" energy.
Plan 9 from Outer Space: Ed Wood's earnest incompetence is already the joke.
Samurai Cop: Dialogue, wigs, continuity... every frame is a punchline.
Miami Connection: Ninjas, synth rock, friendship speeches, riffing would only interrupt the magic.
Battlefield Earth: Dutch angles and overacting make it unintentionally comedic on its own.
Batman & Robin: Neon excess, ice puns, and toyetic chaos already feel like parody.
Howard the Duck: A bizarre tonal mess that's already absurd enough without commentary.
Catwoman: Hyperactive editing and baffling choices make it unintentionally hilarious.
As for Hobgoblins. It's just flat-out bad with zero redeeming values. Or, at least I couldn't find or see any. Nothing memorable, nothing quotable.
It was literally a pain to sit through. But then again, people say the same about Troll 2 or Showgirls so, each to their own.
That said, I would actually rewatch Hobgoblins with a riffing, just to see what others find funny or entertaining about it.
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Entertainment / Re: What have you been listeni...
Last post by Rev. Powell - Today at 10:14:23 AM
This guy Soldier does some weird experimental music--he once trained elephants to play marimbas and recorded it. This is more conventional, though still pretty strange for most folks.
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Bad Movies / Re: Films that didn't need a r...
Last post by Rev. Powell - Today at 10:09:53 AMRiffing PLAN 9 and THE ROOM were almost redundant and kind of watered down the experience. Other than those two classics, however, I think every movie benefits from a good riffing. I would not really want to see HOBGOBLINS on its own. Thanks but no thanks.
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Bad Movies / Re: 100 Historical Movies in O...
Last post by Rev. Powell - Today at 10:06:03 AMI was going to go with JUDGEMENT AT NUREMBERG, but it probably overlaps completely with the previous one, so
65. Gandhi (Gandhi dies in 1948)
65. Gandhi (Gandhi dies in 1948)