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    Entries in comedy (15)

    Wednesday
    10Mar2010

    44 - If You Don't Watch This Week's Episode, You're In 'Big Trouble'!

    But NOT in Little China...

    I mean COME ON! Who DOESN'T love Dave Barry? That's what I thought, NOBODY! So, why wouldn't you watch a movie adaptation of his 1999 comedy crime classic?

    When you consider it's directed by Barry Sonnenfeld, and has an incredible 'Get Shorty'-ish cast, you kind of owe it to yourself to check out this often overlooked gem.

    Direct episode download (180MB)

    Buy 'Big Trouble' on DVD!

    And of course, a special MYMHM Shout Out of Honor to friend and fan of the show Bryan Hoerber, who protects his tweets on twitter, or I'd tell you to follow him. He does however run a blog that you can harrass him at KI6ILS.com!

     

    Wednesday
    17Feb2010

    41 - The Best Anagram I Could Come up With for "Sword Raw" is 'Word Wars'

    It's Documentary time!

    Continuing our tradition of documentaries featuring people doing mundane things (like playing Donkey Kong) EXCEPTIONALLY well, we're proud to present 'Word Wars'!

    This 2004 docu-drama about tournament Scrabble players got no attention outside of festivals, but is now READILY available to stream online, which is pretty exciting for these low budget gems.

    Anyone got a good anagram for "dubious award"?

     

    Direct episode download (170MB)

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    Wednesday
    03Feb2010

    39 - Jeff Cannata Drops by with 'Melvin Goes to Dinner'!

    TOTALLY RAD!

    Jeff Cannata was hugely supportive of our show in it's first few episodes (plus giving us our first big Twitter push). We couldn't think of a better way to thank him than to have him join us for a film he loves! 

    It just makes our job THAT much easier when he brings 'Melvin Goes to Dinner'. This indie sweetheart came out of the LA theater scene, and features an INCREDIBLE cast of leads and cameos. Bob Odenkirk has directed a comic and intimate look at strangers baring their souls.

    It really is one of those films we're proud to discuss, as it's a shame more people haven't seen it.

     

    Direct video episode download (220MB)

    We must extend MAJOR thanks to Jeff, not only for bringing this great film to our attention, but for all the support he's given us. You can catch Jeff every Tuesday as one of the hosts of The Totally Rad Show on Revision3.com, and you can also keep up with his other exploits on his personal (award winning) site JeffCannata.com.

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    Wednesday
    06Jan2010

    35 - Help Us Ring in The New Year With 'Noises Off'!

    HAPPY TWO THOUSAND AND TEN!

    We realized that we wrapped 2009 with a movie titled "hate", and thought we'd start 2010 off on a better note. We could think of few films more joyous than 'Noises Off'.

    This romp features an incredible cast, fantastic editing, and some of the best gags seen on screen since 'Airplane'. With Juan, Marie, and Lee having worked in theatre, this film brings out some great memories (some funny, some terrifying), and with Dutch never having done any theatre, she was able to laugh with (and at) us the whole time.

     

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    Wednesday
    23Dec2009

    33 - This Holiday Season, You're 'Better Off Dead'!

    We're cheating again!

    Just like for our Thanksgiving episode, our holiday episode only vaguely has anything to do with the holiday we're celebrating, though it does include one of the funniest gift giving sequences we've ever seen.

    Cult fave 'Better Off Dead' comes from an era of innocent, silly, satirical film making that we just can't generate any more. Super wacky, but it doesn't take the audience's intelligence for granted. Not to mention almost every line in the film is quotable to some degree, and the premise has been ripped off for countless parodies (even a South Park episode).

    I guess all this accolade makes it even more tragic that John Cusack reviles this film, even though it's one of the films that helped put him on the map. What's that you say? Controversy?

    Well watch on:

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