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423 - Bride of the Monster
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Crow? (as Tor after finding womans hat) - "Oh Tor love this. Tor look fetching when go to church."
"Don't be afraid of Lobo, he's as gentle as a kitten" A big bald deranged kitten that could snap your neck like celery.
He's shooting at a DIFFERENT Movie! ...How many shots does he HAVE!?
Heh ha...we DO have fun...sorry about the whipping earlier!
"....I will perfect my own race of people... which will conquer the world" So anyway that's my dream, & u?
"...barred from my wife & son..." & banned from MTV.
Ya, I thought I knew something about trucks-
But I was living a horrible lie.
"Wait a minute-- She skinned a Hostess SnoBall™ and now she's wearing it?!"
"...aka: The Pantsless Salesman... or, The Piddling Peddler?! What-- he got a 'D' in Trigonometry?!?! But... he is a Pisces, with the moon in Aries..."
Hey, her pencil's gone! ... It's back ... It's gone again! The pencil...
{whispers} back ... Gone again!! ... It's back.
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1:24:38 Seems like Bela was gonna pull a Sideshow Bob with a shovel.
Replace Crow's "No advertising (whistling)" retorts with "No springs (whistling)" and you've got the Case of Spring Fever short sprite.
-Boy that sand's quick, huh?
-Mm, real quick.
-That sand.
Have you ever wondered if Tor Johnson ever acted in any of his movies? What if the character Lobo is really how he acted off-screen? Mouth open, drooling and sweaty, randomly attacking strangers, etc.
Ah, so this is where the often used riff "They tampered in God's domain" came from!
I suck at my job!
No, you don't!
Yes I do!
My salesmen are slobs!
No, they're not!
Yes they do!
Huh?
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82:13 thanks 2 Joel 4 pointing it out--CHECK OUT THOSE PLATFORMS! Wow!! And I LOoooove Crow's laugh he does there! THaT's good stuff!!!!
DAaaaaaaaaaaaaaAMN! Lobo got BACK (@ 63:23)!!!!
Not only does Crow recycle an old costume, but he makes a Mr. B. Natural callback! AH!
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It seems to me that this movie is where Futurama got a lot of its inspiration for Prof. Farnsworth.
"We don't need 39 two-doors!" We need 2 thirty-nine-doors!
If you're going to sell cars door to door,(which is puzzling in and of itself) make sure to sell in a neighborhood where there are driveways.
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The bop riff at about 32:40. I should know the exact tune, but I don't. (Something from Parker or Diz...?) :o Still a great touch, though. 8)
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Crow: There are more and more trends every day and it's critical that we all know about them and react. --And this was before Twitter or Facebook. Or even MySpace.
The link dosen't go anywhere...
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Anyone know what keeps happening to the movie links?
For people interested in streaming it, it is legally streaming on Amazon Instant Video and is free for Prime members. They're all missing from Netflix though :(
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I enjoy seeing the making of this movie in Tim Burton's "Ed Wood."
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Wait a minute.... Is the building code ALWAYS under fire? That's the second time a newspaper highlight in a movie said that....
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The sad thing is this is probably Ed Wood's best film. Compared to some of his other work, this is Citizen Kane.
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Wait, so they just stood and looked at the nuclear explosion?!
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So let me get this straight: the guy gets shot several times, hit by a giant boulder and eaten by an octopus? What a way to go...
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I absolutely love the 'Hired' musical, hil-lar-rious!
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I am so thrilled. Finally, an Ed Wood movie gets the MST3k treatment!