Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Movie Page #8
- PG-13
- Year:
- 1996
- 73 min
- 1,361 Views
Okay. Hands on ten and two;
check space cushion; pull out in the aah!
Oh great! Brack
siphoned our gas!
Oh, Carl...
Cal.
Oh, Cal...
- Home.
- Thank God it's still here...
...and friday!
Hell, let's hangar
this baby in then.
Spock!
Let's see how many
times I can skip this thing!
Nope. Pay no attention to me.
I'm just a weather balloon.
Just some swamp gas.
"Service engine soon."
I wonder what that's all about.
seen over the coast tonight...
Exeter thought he could squeeze
one more trip to earth out of this jalopy.
I'll always love you, Br Aah!
That's going to put your
panfish down for a while.
Exeter died on impact. Brack was arraigned
in superior court, county of Los Angeles.
In a moment,
the results of that trial.
This Island Earth!
That movie was a breeze!
I dig those crazy
Metalunians, Mike.
The movie is over.
The experiment is complete.
And... if my calculations
are correct...
Adjust for pi.
Mike's will should be broken
just about now.
Broken?
- Hey Mike, your spirit feeling broken?
- Heck no. We're fine, Dr. Forrester.
In fact, we're just hailing ourselves
Just call me Ruth, Mike!
Hey, check me out! I'm just like
one of your insects. Larger, of course.
Come on, everybody!
Make with the smoke, man!
So, you're having a party, eh?
Well, every party
needs a pooper!
Hey, look at that. Dr. Forrester's gone.
Alright. Now we'll
never get back to Earth!
Hey, wait a minute.
I don't know why people
leave during the credits.
- I always stay for the credits!
- Yeah, me too.
This is Orson Welles.
A good cast deserves another mention.
In the event that the first assistant director
is unable to fulfill her duties...
Bix Skahill and his big band!
Two Brantsegs in one film.
What are the odds?
Puppet wranglers. There
weren't any puppets in this movie?
And Dale Mather as
the Beaver.
- Oh, I love Triskos, with Espinosa.
- Oh, and a little Herget down 'em...
- In the event that the first assistant camera
is unable to... - Okay, alright.
Hey, they're on the blue line. They're over
the blue line. Oh, nice assist by Brad Keely!
Come on down to L. Marie Ford.
Free hotdogs, and balloons for mom.
Linda Froiland. Isn't she in
Babes in Froiland?
- Andrea "Action Jackson" DuCane.
- That's good.
Julie Walker, Texas Ranger.
- In the event that the assistant production
coordinator... - Okay, enough. - Sorry!
The winner, and still phorographer,
Mickey Kienitz.
So there's one guy who
just grinds out keys all day?
- The Amazing Rando! - Watch Rando the Great
construct sets with his very mind!
No, we've never met
before, have we?
Craft services will be held at
10 am, Tuesday.
- Kurt "Band-Aid" Gensmer.
- Dan "Contusion" Dustin.
- Jim "Heart Attack" Robinson.
Oh, yeah. These are the guys that just sit in basement rooms
and figure out ways to make elves disappear.
Avelino Deleon,
brother of Ponce.
Here's Avelino in his rear-engined Lotus
followed by Jaquilin Zietlow in a Ferrari.
We recorded at
Sync S-s-s-o-o-u-u-n-d.
- Excuse me, Magic Film and Video, but Rando will do
all the magic on this film. - That "Rando" stuff kills me.
Uh, yeah. Bill Schwab. He's the guy that goes
around attributing his own faults to other people.
Oh, right. The "projectionist."
"I Sing the Additional Grip Electric."
So, if you pick something up once,
you're considered a grip.
And now we're just seeing guys
who drove by the studio one afternoon.
We'd like to thank the people of St. Paul, who are,
in alphabetical order, Anderson, Aaron, Anderson, Alan...
Energy Park, providing a safe place
for energy to play.
This week at Energy Park, flugelhorn demonstration
and magic by The Amazing Rando!
As long as we're thanking the whole entire world,
I'd like to thank a guy I know named Earl.
Eastman. He came out of the east
to do battle with The Amazing Rando!
All rights are reserved, Callahan.
Oh, yeah, well how about the
rights of that little girl?
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