doubleofive

Tack said:

DuracellEnergizer said:

Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Movie (1996) - 7/10

 WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAT?!?!!??!?!?!?!?!?

I volunteer myself.

I'm saying one of us record ourselves saying "And how many chicken wings did you want?"

Done.

Ryan McAvoy said:

doubleofive said:

Since ANHRSEHD will more than likely be sourced from the Blu-ray, this will not be a problem.

 Is it just me or does "ANHRSEHD" look like a new swear word?

I think they're saying someone submits a clip of someone saying the Dominos line, I don't think its a direct reference to anything.

Since ANHRSEHD will more than likely be sourced from the Blu-ray, this will not be a problem.

Thanks Muddy, I was trying to phrase a similiar thought.

Maybe they could do what Trek is doing, have an LFL EU and a Disney EU? Separate timelines?

"Execute Order 66". I get it!

skyjedi2005 said:

But no more stories will be told in the old EU prime universe.  Its gone and replaced with whatever Disney is replacing it with much like replacing the real star trek with the JJ version.

Canon is 3 years.

Reminds me of this:

http://originaltrilogy.com/forum/topic.cfm/1984-A-New-Hope-Project/topic/11366/

ray_afraid said:

Ryan McAvoy said:

1. Disbelief

2. Panic

3. Suicide

Because Duracell liked Aliens? Or maybe he didn't like it enough?

We randomly went to Kmart yesterday, they had the MGS HD Collection for $15, I couldn't resist. They also had the new Zelda 3DS game, which we bought. We'd sold our 3DS a few months ago, so we went to Gamestop to buy a new one. Ended up not being able to choose between the 2DS or an XL, so we got both.

Someday we'll stop impulse purchasing. Yesterday was not that day.

We also bought Super Mario 3D Land and Pokemon X. Haven't played those yet, but MGS2 HD looks how I remember it (how rose-tinted our view of the graphics of old video games are). Zelda takes place in the same overworld as Link to the Past (my favorite game), so there's a lot of familiarity there for me.

Yeah, I have all of mine. Mrs. O'Five lets me display them in the guest room. None of them are in good condition (even the carded Yoda is falling apart), but they're my pride and joy.

This article seems to nail down my feelings on Moffat Who:

http://www.theatlantic.com/entertainment/archive/2013/12/the-captain-kirk-problem-how-em-doctor-who-em-betrayed-matt-smith/282690/

I guess I should add a flash frame to the list and say "I'm not going to post all of these".

Are the flash frames out of sync anywhere else in the movie? Like the detention block?

We've been watching American Horror Story. I like the idea of every season being different and actually trying to tell a story with a beginning, middle, and end without trying to keep a dying show alive year after year, but so far, the first two seasons seemed to have a really rushed endings. like they have 15 episodes worth of stories and are trying to fit them into 13. I also like that they have a lot of the same cast in completely different roles. And Jessica Lange is extraordinary in all of them.

I love this idea. Going to the theater and not knowing if you were going to get the theatrical, special edition, Revisited, or Ridiculous.

The Muppets would put me off movies too. Ugh.

timdiggerm said:

Also, a fun game to play is to watch the films and try to guess how things were different at some point of production. Things like the whole Bolg/Azog actor changes. Given that Bolg and Azog are both CG, and knowing what they did with Sauron-->Troll in ROTK, I suspect that Legolas's fight at the end of DoS was originally against the earlier version of Azog.

Damn it.

Rob?

I've always hoped against hope that Biff was Jay or Moth3r.

To lighten the mood, my pets:


Berkeley


Helo


Kitty

We don't have kids (don't really want kids), so these are our babies.