Between the Gandhi moment at 10:57 and the infamous hippo scene in Indecent Proposal, I really hope "stunned bewilderment" makes its way into the Hall of Fame non-human category this year! EDIT: Oh, and how could I possibly forget ALL OF FELLINI SATYRICON
I salute your self-control in NOT shouting “I’m Julian Marsh, damnit!!” for the length of this video. I played Marsh back in school, and to this day, I scream that line into the heavens.
I've never seen 42nd Street, but I was astonished by how much of it I recognized. That shot of the camera going through the many pairs of legs is basically the first image to appear when someone thinks of Busby Berkeley. This movie may have had a mediocre story, but it had legendary choreography, and did it ever have lines of dialogue. "You've got to come back a star" is a line that has lasted for nearly ninety years. I think it says something that something acted so poorly has lasted so long.
The moment when Craig bops Matt on the head at 10:52 made me laugh so hard! :D And by the way, speaking of musicals, have you seen Cats Don't Dance? One of my favourites growing up. Randy Newman's songs are great.
I was in a stage production of 42nd Street a few years ago. It occurred to me that it's basically Phantom of the Opera with the scary elements removed.
If you want to do musicals, have you seen 1776? It’s so stunningly good. It really brings history to life in a fun way. I also LOVE Calamity Jane. It’s one of the few Doris Day movies where Ms. Day is playing a character and not herself (to me). The score is amazing too. Both mix comedy, drama and music so well.
Hi guys, just wanted to say how much I love your shows. Incredibly funny but also inciteful. A difficult mix to master but you've succeeded, kudos. Oh and of course... Iron Sky and/or Iron Sky: The Coming Race. Seen it? It's Udocity turned up to 11. Bad but in the best ways....
I'm curious to know if either of you have seen Shadows and Fog, Woody Allen's 1991 homage to German Expressionism? I think it highly underrated in Allen's filmography.
You've definitely talked about Gold Diggers of 1933 in a Seen It before, but this was many years ago and it can't be easy to keep track of all these movies you've talked about. Fun episode!
It's so awesome to know that Craig shares my love for JCS! Would be interested to know what his favorite version is, and how he feels about Godspell (I personally love it, although I'm biased as I played Robin last summer).
I know we’re not there yet (though it wouldn’t shock me if you’re already considering it), but I’ve got an idea for a year-end short film. It’s a silent film from Max Fleischer called Koko’s Haunted House. Cute, clever, visually impressive for the era and kinda creepy as well.
Have you seen Dick Powell as Philip Marlowe in "Murder My Sweet?" Because of this movie they couldn't call it by its original title: "Farewell My Lovely" because people would've thought that it was a musical. Even though he's a bit of a dud in this movie, Dick Powell played some great Private Eyes in later years. Check it out.
I love mst3k and RIFFTRAX! ive made similar jokes during movies and then heard close to my jokes said when the guys riffed the movies later. I'm not trying to sound like i think people steal my jokes LoL, they were comments i made out loud years ago to OLD movies, the only way anyone would be able to know what i said is if they were watching with me at the time. (which is like, nobody)
Here's the long answer to your short question. Enough people had asked over the years that I wrote this up. welcometothebasementshow.com/scooby-dooby-doo-wherefore-you/
Nick they have done it before, but I don’t recall what episode. I don’t remember the whole of the lists, but Matt’s fav was Brazil, and Craig’s was Miller’s Crossing.
Matt that was from the movie Honor and Glory with Cynthia Rothrock. The movie just has a weird nonsensical exchange where none of the characters could convince me they were actual people.
I would have loved to finish watching your episode, but with the knowledge that Mary Poppins has a remake under my belt, I think it's time to end my life. Have a good one.
The Glass House, seen it? It’s some random horror turd from 2001 but if you’re going to display the 2nd best Billy Joel album you might as well display the best! Otherwise we’ll be sleeping with the internet on.
Craig's sheer joy at multiple instances of "Faster! FASTER!" in this movie is glorious.
Between the Gandhi moment at 10:57 and the infamous hippo scene in Indecent Proposal, I really hope "stunned bewilderment" makes its way into the Hall of Fame non-human category this year!
EDIT: Oh, and how could I possibly forget ALL OF FELLINI SATYRICON
Second most unexpected appearance of Ghandi in a movie.
UHF at #1?
@@craigjohnson6423 You got it.
I salute your self-control in NOT shouting “I’m Julian Marsh, damnit!!” for the length of this video. I played Marsh back in school, and to this day, I scream that line into the heavens.
I've never seen 42nd Street, but I was astonished by how much of it I recognized. That shot of the camera going through the many pairs of legs is basically the first image to appear when someone thinks of Busby Berkeley. This movie may have had a mediocre story, but it had legendary choreography, and did it ever have lines of dialogue. "You've got to come back a star" is a line that has lasted for nearly ninety years. I think it says something that something acted so poorly has lasted so long.
The moment when Craig bops Matt on the head at 10:52 made me laugh so hard! :D And by the way, speaking of musicals, have you seen Cats Don't Dance? One of my favourites growing up. Randy Newman's songs are great.
I was in a stage production of 42nd Street a few years ago. It occurred to me that it's basically Phantom of the Opera with the scary elements removed.
I watched this video at 1.5x speed to make it FASTER, FASTER!!!
If you want to do musicals, have you seen 1776? It’s so stunningly good. It really brings history to life in a fun way. I also LOVE Calamity Jane. It’s one of the few Doris Day movies where Ms. Day is playing a character and not herself (to me). The score is amazing too. Both mix comedy, drama and music so well.
I also find it funny that you say you can't watch MST3K anymore and every shot of you on the OLC has the MST3K Box sets right there in frame! :P
Hi guys, just wanted to say how much I love your shows. Incredibly funny but also inciteful. A difficult mix to master but you've succeeded, kudos. Oh and of course...
Iron Sky and/or Iron Sky: The Coming Race.
Seen it? It's Udocity turned up to 11. Bad but in the best ways....
I'm curious to know if either of you have seen Shadows and Fog, Woody Allen's 1991 homage to German Expressionism? I think it highly underrated in Allen's filmography.
You've definitely talked about Gold Diggers of 1933 in a Seen It before, but this was many years ago and it can't be easy to keep track of all these movies you've talked about. Fun episode!
The new audio changes are great.
Great show!
All these years and Michael Shannon is still glaring in a disapproving manner at us all.
It's so awesome to know that Craig shares my love for JCS! Would be interested to know what his favorite version is, and how he feels about Godspell (I personally love it, although I'm biased as I played Robin last summer).
Small bit of trivia, Ruby Keeler was born in my hometown
Dartmouth, eh? (I had to look that up).
Have you guys ever seen or talked about Jacob's Ladder? Great horror film with stuff to unpack. It might make for a cool episode.
I think they talked about it in a "Seen It" segment and had good things to say about it. And yes, excellent movie!
@@GonzoCiosain They talk about the movie in the "Seen It?" segment of the Mac & Me episode
Ooooohhhh I like this! I'm all giddy, and stuff
KITTY!!!
Kitties!
I've seen the Turing Test riff. I wanna say it was either Julie & Jack or Replica; two other masterpieces from the maker of Birdemic.
I was wrong. It was Honor & Glory. Just played last night on their Twitch channel.
Huh is the title change a mistake or the new format? Took me a second to realize what was missing.
Me too. Fixed.
Matt and Craig, I know that you are both fans of heist and caper films and was wondering if you have seen The Brothers Bloom?
Faster!
FASTER!
FASTER!
Where is that quote even orginally from?
@@Samathor Reefer Madness
"What is the street equivalent of the meaning of life?"
"42nd.."
the pixies are my favorite band and got to see them live
Possession 1981
Seen it?
Have you see leprechaun in the hood starring Ice cube? Dont know which installment it is in that series, but it is truly a feat of filmmaking.
"Christine Daia can sing her part!*
"The chorus girl???"
I know we’re not there yet (though it wouldn’t shock me if you’re already considering it), but I’ve got an idea for a year-end short film. It’s a silent film from Max Fleischer called Koko’s Haunted House. Cute, clever, visually impressive for the era and kinda creepy as well.
What's the album? It's too blurry.
Have you seen Dick Powell as Philip Marlowe in "Murder My Sweet?" Because of this movie they couldn't call it by its original title: "Farewell My Lovely" because people would've thought that it was a musical. Even though he's a bit of a dud in this movie, Dick Powell played some great Private Eyes in later years. Check it out.
Since you mentioned Hellzapoppin' all I have to say is "MRS. JONES! MRS. JONES!"
Holly molly!!
Oh god, the licking!
I love mst3k and RIFFTRAX! ive made similar jokes during movies and then heard close to my jokes said when the guys riffed the movies later. I'm not trying to sound like i think people steal my jokes LoL, they were comments i made out loud years ago to OLD movies, the only way anyone would be able to know what i said is if they were watching with me at the time. (which is like, nobody)
it's time for a new episode of... Chad Vader!
Why does Craig love Scooby-Doo 2 Monsters Unleashed?
Here's the long answer to your short question. Enough people had asked over the years that I wrote this up. welcometothebasementshow.com/scooby-dooby-doo-wherefore-you/
Does the John Legend Jesus Christ Superstar have a different ending than the regular show? All I've seen is the movie from the 70s.
you guys should do a top ten movies where you pick them and explain why each one is in the list
Nick they have done it before, but I don’t recall what episode. I don’t remember the whole of the lists, but Matt’s fav was Brazil, and Craig’s was Miller’s Crossing.
I’m guessing Matt and Craig have both seen “The Cruise”
was Lorenzo there for filming or was that the neighbour kid during the bit where mary poppins is discussed?
I would love May too be Musical May, Matt and Craig to review musicals all of the mouth of May
kitty :D
GANDHI?!?!
At 15:07 I was honestly expecting to see a row of bowling pins when the camera was going under the women legs not two people grinning
2:30...Oh God, Oh Man...
"Flight of Dragons"
That is all.
Does this mean we get 3 theme months in a row? Or does it mean Cartoon June and/or SciFi July are in jeopardy of not happening this year?
Batman Forever, the perfect comic movie, crazy as fuck but not comically insane like Batman & Robin. Like a 50s or 60s comic
Matt that was from the movie Honor and Glory with Cynthia Rothrock. The movie just has a weird nonsensical exchange where none of the characters could convince me they were actual people.
Craig, I'm sorry but I think the term is nautical in origin
Musicals? Will you be tasting The Apple?
I think you should go take a look at our facebook page...
Oh, I saw it. And for my birthday, no less.
I would have loved to finish watching your episode, but with the knowledge that Mary Poppins has a remake under my belt, I think it's time to end my life. Have a good one.
Needs more Cat.
Hey, I'm actually first for once!
Good episode, guys. Even though I haven't watched it yet.
Hey Matt and Craig I prefer the original Mst3k, can't stand the new series to be honest lol
Ha! I'm from Syracuse.
Syracuse sucks...
Yeah, that dam Archimedes!
The Glass House, seen it? It’s some random horror turd from 2001 but if you’re going to display the 2nd best Billy Joel album you might as well display the best! Otherwise we’ll be sleeping with the internet on.
We also had The Stranger in the background for our Eyes Without a Face episode. But, how do we get Songs in the Attic in there?
7:49 Antique Camel Toe
No gift?
The braless years... dreamy.
3rd comment! This is my high water mark
God I hate musicals. I hate this idea.