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I saw this movie opening night with a group of friends, and D&D worshiping nerds that we were, it still took maybe a minute through the opening narration to start tearing into it MSTy style.
Jimmy Olson -is- a smarmy little git of a thief!
A Waynes Brother -is- ...urban. Very very urban.
There's a black elf with boob armor!
Jeremy Irons chewing scenery with the relish of being the only one to realize he's in a terrible movie and loving it.
The evil minion with blue lipstick and one of the best line-reads ever: "Looook! At Meeeeeee!"
A Princess character obviously modeled after the Amidala in Episode 1 who gives Kristian Stewert a run for her blankfaced money.
The Rod Of Savrille, Which Will Let Us Control Red Dragons And Thus Control The Kingdom.
The female mage, who the GM obviously has some sort of grudge against because she never gets to successfully cast a single spell.
Doctor Who as an ancient Yoda Elf.
All the plot-relevant scenes were cut because they required too much CGI, so enjoy having only the vaguest idea why we're doing what we're doing and what our motivations for it are!
"You want a woman with a thick beard you can HANG ON TO!"
The 'trapped' carpet that's just a pool of oatmeal. Literal oatmeat, I'm pretty sure.
Rocky Horror's Riffraff is the head of the Thieves Guild, if you ever wanted to see that in your life.
They were -really- proud of their CGI castle. Like "Swoshing sound effects, zipping the camera sideways along the castle like we're some sort of extended loading screen." proud.
At the end, everyone turns into little balls of light, because why the **** not?I love this movie so much, and I want it to be torn into many many tiny pieces.
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And don't forget the ending, which devolves into a giant stop-motion alien robot monologing "America. I Want To FUCK You" while throwing nukes at our heroes.
I forgot it the first time, because the last 30 minutes of the movie feels like an entirely different movie.
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I absolutely love this movie, it is a glorious piece of 1000% earnest cheese and sequins, and so totally devoted to its conceit that Village People are "The Sound of the 80s!"
The glittery disco music video for milk. The extended locker room scene of the YMCA music number, the comedy of errors as the female lead's drunken agent keeps trying to crash the party. Pre-transition Caitlyn Jenner as the 'I'm a straight guy, who are all these weirdos?' male lead.
And enjoy main-character, Steve Gutenberg, who I can only presume was on a tailored ******** of uppers and stimulants through the entire shooting process, because that level of energy for this stuff is not natural.
"My name's James and Flames my Game!"