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Plot:
The story: Is there one? Sort of. See, there''s this evil scientist, Dr. Clayton Forrester, who, as a result of a difficult childhood, has chose to exact his revenge on the world by conducting bizarre...( read more
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i can make fun of cheeseball movies just fine on my own....it's not so entertaining when others do it for me.
A personal favorite is finally back on DVD. Mike and his robot buddies sit through the film 'This Island Earth' and throw around their usual banter and one-liners. Like on TV, the sketch comedy during movie breaks is weak but lots of laughs during the main feature.
Very funny movie, although the movie This Island Earth isn't really the worst of the worst. The movie probably has more funny jokes and fewer misfires than the average episode of the show though.
Yes, Mike broke the Hubble, no matter what he says. Too many great one-liners, but the non-movie production values went sky high, and (thankfully) it didn't hurt the movie (though the junkpunk was nice too).
Just like an episode of the TV show, but all the sound from both the movie and the commentators are crisp and clear. Every joke is memorable gold, nary a one misses. This is out on DVD again on May 2nd 2008. Do yourself a favor and buy it before it goes out of print again.
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Why this show is not still on I will never know. It couldn't have been a ratings issue. Everyone I know loved it. And god knows there's enough inventory in the vaults to go on for decades. I do what they do sitting in my own living room (sans robots), and I NEVER run out of movies or material. Brilliant show!
There's something I find intoxicating about locking up men and robots in the same room, awaiting a bad movie and sarcastic comments! It's so exquisitely British!
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