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1. flight of the dragons (1982)

   A wizard brings a man from the 1980s to a world of wizards and dragons in this animated movie with voices provided by John Ritter and James Earl Jones.

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2. Ninja Terminator

   Richard Harrison as a Ninja.
   Garfield Phone.

   Magical sword proof ninjas.

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3. 2010: The Year We Make Contact

   The Sequel to 2001: A Space Odyssey. HAL is Resurrected! Jupiter is engulfed by monoliths and Ignites!
   'ALL THESE WORLDS ARE YOURS EXCEPT EUROPA
   ATTEMPT NO LANDING THERE
   USE THEM TOGETHER
   USE THEM IN PEACE'

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4. Battlestar Galactica Movie (1978)

   Theatrical release; before the TV series.
   Though I wouldn't mind the whole original TV series riffed, including 'Galactica 1980'.

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5. The Toughest Guy in the World
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6. Michael Isn't With Us Anyone (guessing on the title)

   Traffic Safety/Stranger Danger Film. And no, it's not what Rifftrax would say if it gave Mike his walking papers, but rather an interesting look at a film that attempts to warn us about running out into the street. But somehow also meanders into stranger danger for some curious reason.

   Basically the tale starts off at school where the teacher acknowledges a student (Michael) is absent. Rather than tell the class Mike's no more, because apparently children obviously have no concept of death, she stretches it out that Mike's not just coming back, hence the alleged name of the film. Anyway, the kids who were with Michael 'remember' how their classmate met his demise.

   Now the funny thing about this safety short (from my memory), is the fact the kids aren't ACTUALLY playing in the streets (as the ones who did in Live and Learn). Instead they're running in a stupor down sidewalks, running across intersections with reckless abandonment, when Mike gets hit by car stock footage (seriously), then is felled (completely clean I might add) where suddenly a crowd forms. Then like magic a cop arrives inquiring what happens.

   Cut back to the school, where a sad-eyed girl says the obvious "we were playing in the streets," whereas you're wondering where the hell did the crowd spring from, let alone the cop? But as with most safety films riffed here, they immediately go into the typical safety rules to prevent what happened to poor Michael.

   Yet, as I said, the film tends to meander off-topic into stranger danger. Why? Well, in the late 70s, some brilliant producers thought fifteen minutes simply wasn't enough for educating children on life's dangers, so they started extending some films to thirty minutes (oh, rapture!). And the funny thing about this film, like all other stranger danger films, the stranger looks NOTHING like what you should be looking out for, and when they demonstrate, he smiles at a child and says, 'Hello.' Whereas, 'go get an adult' must come off as 'freak out and head for the hills,' because that's what she does.

   Hopefully the description can help you locate this short (though 'short' is an understatement with this film), because this one has been long overdue for a good riffing.

   Traffic Safety/Stranger Danger Film. And no, it's not what Rifftrax would say if it gave Mike his walking papers, but rather an interesting look at a film that attempts to warn us about running out into the street. But somehow also meanders into stranger danger for some curious reason.

   Basically the tale starts off at school where the teacher acknowledges a student (Michael) is absent. Rather than tell the class Mike's no more, because apparently children obviously have no concept of death, she stretches it out that Mike's not just coming back, hence the alleged name of the film. Anyway,… more

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7. Dead Alive (aka Braindead)
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8. Boondock Saints
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9. The Godfather
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   planned  ·  AdminErik Peterson (RiffTrax) (Senior Comedy Engineer, RiffTrax) responded

   From Kevin Murphy Q&A

   Q. Is there another movie that was actually decent you’d like to do a @RiffTrax for like you did for Wizard Of Oz or Casablanca?

   A. The Godfather. I’d love to do it, and with our new app, we’ll be able to.

   https://twitter.com/kwmurphy/status/726192450956480512

10. Wet Kiss
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11. Noah (2014)

    I've heard that Mike is a fellow believer. With that in mind, I'd love to watch him unload on this blasphemous, dull, dreary, poorly acted waste of money.

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12. Speed

    Keanu Reeves playing a cop who's smart enough to defuse a bomb, Dennis Hopper playing a crazy guy for a change, and a bus! Did you know there's a bus? How has this not been riffed yet?

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13. War of the Robots a.k.a. La guerra dei robot

    A turgid 1978 Italian no budget Star Wars ripoff directed by Alfonso Brescia a.k.a. Al Bradley, this movie features a robot couple with a suicide pact, but they can't remember why they pledged to die together until the end of the movie. Turns out they want to die because /robots can't have sex/. Yes, this movie is about amnesiac, suicidally sexually frustrated robots. Oh, and some dorky Italian people. The bad guys have robots, too, and they are guys in gold lamé outfits with blonde wigs, because that makes you a robot! This one is public domain, along with several other movies from the same director and much of the cast and crew, like Cosmos: War of the Planets, Battle in Interstellar Space, Star Odyssey and a sexplotation version called The Beast in Space, starring the star of an earlier sexploitation movie called The Beast. Yes. I'm serious. Also the light sabres in these movies look like glowing ice cream cones.

    A turgid 1978 Italian no budget Star Wars ripoff directed by Alfonso Brescia a.k.a. Al Bradley, this movie features a robot couple with a suicide pact, but they can't remember why they pledged to die together until the end of the movie. Turns out they want to die because /robots can't have sex/. Yes, this movie is about amnesiac, suicidally sexually frustrated robots. Oh, and some dorky Italian people. The bad guys have robots, too, and they are guys in gold lamé outfits with blonde wigs, because that makes you a robot! This one is public domain, along with several… more

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14. Vanilla Sky

    Tom Cruise, Penelope Cruz, and 5 or 6 other homonyms for "cruise". Such a long, slow, boring movie. Lots of room for riffing.

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15. The Notebook

    Ryan Gosling is God's gift to women so you have to make fun of him.

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16. lake placid
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17. Basket Case

    Light hearted gore with an idiot and a lump. Set in beautiful early '80's New York it's very appealing to the eye. There's more than enough for the writers to get their teeth into with this laugh a minute romp.

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18. Air Force One

    GET OFF MY RIFF!

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19. Night of The Creeps

    Invasion of the Body Snatchers-like '80s horror film.

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20. The Best of Everything 1958

    1950's Manhattan, a young secretary gets her first job with Fabian Publishers. It's Mad Men before Mad Men, lots of stolen kisses, lots and lots of typewriters....did I mention typewriters? Oh, and Joan Crawford too!

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