Cameron H.

“I want to do a comic book movie, so I’ll make up a pretend comic book” is crazier than anything in the actual movie.

It’s not that it’s bad, it’s just not very good. It’s, like, juuuuust crazy enough to justify an episode. Honestly, I suspect the forums will either be pretty quiet next week or wildly off topic. And I only say that because most of the things to discuss (like effects and wooden acting) are better discussed verbally rather than written out in a post. Other than that, the movie is tediously straight forward.

IT ISN’T?!? What the fuck was that all about?

I love the Rifftrax version. I think I have the non-live one... I love the Mary Jo and Bridget ones they’ve been doing lately. If you haven’t already, you should check them out.

It’s not even crazy, it’s just boring.

Another thing I didn’t really care for was the song “Tell ‘Em the Truth.” Frankly, the song is probably the weakest in the whole film, and considering it serves as the climax of the movie, that’s pretty inexcusable. Also, I didn’t really care for Jimmy getting a stay of execution. By ending this way, the movie is breaking its own rules. The whole point of the thing is that pot will turn our children into unrepentant, little sociopaths. If the “in real life” townspeople see Jimmy redeemed and Mary Lane happy in heaven, it makes absolutely no sense for them to give into their hysteria and riot in the streets. For them to react that way, it should have ended - at best - with him realizing the error of his ways but FDR arriving just a bit too late.

I really enjoyed a lot of the clever lyrics/dialog in this movie. A couple of my favorite lines were: "The wafers don't taste so great, they won't transubstantiate." "You once had all the brains, now they're just carpet stains."

You go ahead and write as much as you like, Max! You know we love you too! I’m super jealous you got to see The Disaster Artist already. I mean, it looks really good, but I’m glad you could confirm.

Shakespeare? You mean the guy who wrote Romeo and Juliet? Neat-o!

Not your fault, but you can see how the composition of my edited post is so much better, right? Like, 110% funnier. Also, that’s totally my dance mojo. I’m glad it’s out there for the world to see.

I enjoy shaking “my groove thing true.” When I dance, it is a thing of wonder and beauty.

I don’t know, I find that you can be quite... “shocking.”

This is you:

This is you:

That's what happens to me when I try to run and podcast. Next thing I know I'm like "Wait! What's going on now?" I'm not saying I won't do it, but it's not my preferred situation. As far as vacuuming, I do a T to B clean every Sunday morning. If you keep up with it it doesn't take too long.

No, not working out. I’ve got a whole different list for that. This is more, “I’m about to get to some work done today and it’s going to be epic” kind of stuff. It’s usually just one or two songs before I get started. ETA: Do you podcast and run? I find that hit or miss.

I went ahead and put John Mellencamp’s “Cherry Bomb” on there too... http://youtu.be/KF0gsbQKhD8 (How come Mellencamp looks like a guy you would take guitar lessons from at a Guitar Center?)

Nice! I already own a lot of those, too!

Thanks, Chunk and Taylor! Post as many as you like! Make the world feel good!

Yup, I’m psyched! Been working on my butterfly for HOURS! Not many, tbh. “No Vaseline” Ice Cube “Fight the Power” Public Enemy “Lose Yourself” Eminem “When the Music Stops” Eminem “Victory” Puff Daddy “One Mic” Nas “Straight Outta Compton” NWA “Good Vibrations” Marky Mark “Standing at the End of the World” Have Gun Will Travel “My Shot” Hamilton Cast “Hurricane” Lin-Manuel Miranda “My Shot” The Roots “Wrote My Way Out” Nas (and others) “You’re the Best” Joe Esposito “St Elmo’s Fire” John Parr “Payback” lots of artists From Furious 7 soundtrack “Far From Over” Frank Stallone “Last Dragon” Dwight David From Rocky IV soundtrack “Burning Heart” Survivor “Hearts on Fire” John Cafferty “No Easy Way Out” Robert Tepper “The Sweetest Victory” touch “Training Montage” Vince DiCola That’s what I have so far. Granted, it’s very Hip-Hop and Eighties-centric, but it can be whatever.

That’s what made me laugh, too. I get guns, but “Hey man, let me just stab you a little - it ain’t sharp” is hilarious.

So I was reading recently (maybe on Cracked) part of Michael Phelps' routine before a race is to listen to music that hypes him up. It seems like common sense, but in the article they cited reports that claimed if you listen to music that gets your blood pumping, it puts you in heightened state of focus which allows you to perform better at whatever task it is you're trying to accomplish. I've been putting together a play list, and it at least feels like it works (which, in a way, means it does work), but I'm trying to find more songs so I don't get tired of the songs I've already got. So, what songs amp you guys up? (Any genre is fine) Thanks guys!

Just for giggles: He gives this likes when he says they “can kill” that gives me shivers.