Matt, I can't speak for everyone but I don't think the viewers of this show have any problem expressing how sincerely grateful WE are for you, for this program you do, and for the time you give to us. You watched Andy Sidaris's oeuvre so we don't have to. That alone is deserving of endless gratitude.
200 episodes in and WTTB is still going strong. Tona, Matt ,Craig and the cats ensure this is the comfiest show on all of youtube. Love you all stay safe and happy.
I remember my friend came over to my house and showed me a video of "Chad Vader: Day Shift Manager" that he had copied to his PSP and I thought it was the funniest thing I had ever seen. That was 14 years ago and I was only 16, at the time. I found BlameSociety again in 2010 thanks to Beer and Board Games and only learned later that it was run by the Chad Vader guys. It seems your brand of comedy appealed to me so much that I felt myself drawn to you in several different stages of my life. I think it's downright criminal that Welcome to the Basement isn't seen by more than a couple thousand people per video, but boy am I glad I'm one of them. I look forward to each episode and have even found some of my favorite movies, thanks to them. "The Ox-Bow Incident" and "Paint Your Wagon" are now sitting on my shelf. Matt and Craig, I love you guys and I love your show. I love BlameSociety and I love movies. When I get just a little tired of the pessimism of RedLetterMedia, I know you guys will always be there to brighten my day with something wholesome and comfortable. Your show is the fireplace and warm blanket I wind down with after a long couple weeks of stressful modern existence. Thank you, from the bottom of my heart. Here's to many more years of laughs.
Could not agree more that they NEED more viewers! More people should be experiencing these gems of humankind riffing on movies and making our days brighter.
And I think it's safe to say we're all grateful for you, Matt, and your idea to invite your friend Craig over to watch a movie you hadn't seen before, and to film yourselves doing it. Thanks, Matt, Craig, and Tona.
Matt, just finished the episode. Great stuff. Your ending statement is wonderful. I too have difficulty sharing my feelings with others. You guys are really an inspiration and I appreciate greatly what you provide for myself and all the other viewers. Thank you so much for what you do.
I know a former coworker who has a boardroom size wooden table carved ornately all around and maybe 12 ornately carved high back chairs surrounding it. this table is only used for role playing and other table-top games. all around the room are figurine displays and other role-playing themed decorations such as swords and suits of armor
I hope you both know how overwhelmingly happy this show makes me. When I talk about my favourite RUclips shows this always always comes up. Ive been watch welcome to the basement since its start and constant rewatch episodes between weeks. Thanks so so so so much guys- you guys really have created something really special.
I am Turkish and yes we have figs here :D (and forests too) btw the first scenes are in Cappadocia which is where those strange rock formations and caves are. Its a pretty popular tourist destination plus medea was shot there
@@craigjohnson6423 my family is actually form there. There are hotels like the one in winter sleep where you can stay in cavey rooms like that. You guys should come by sometime. Do you like nbc's movies? You have never talked about him on the show.
Matt, I met you and Aaron back in 2009 or so at Blog World Expo in Las Vegas. I was nervous as hell. Super Shooter and Chad Vader were two of the funniest things I remember ever watching in my life up until that point and they inspired me later on to shoot things and enjoy shooting things and having fun with it. I know meeting your fans in person can probably be a little weird at times, but I'm grateful you and Aaron are such cool people and you bring such energy and sincerity to the things you do for BlameSocietyFilms. Thank you for this show and all the rest of the shows and for inspiring me in my own creative endeavors (I recently released a short film I shot entirely in my apartment during quarantine!)
I can confidently say that without Matt, Craig and Tona (this show essentially) my life would be lessened. I genuinely believe that these movies and conversations have opened not just my mind but my heart to interpreting art and life with a more open and critical eye. I want to thank you Matt and co for helping me grow.
I've been a fan of Welcome To The Basement since the very beginning. It came along at the right time. My dad had just died of cancer and I wasn't doing so well. Your show helped so much, and I thank you for that
I've been watching this show for the past 5 years, ever since I moved to the Netherlands to become an art student. My good friends and most of my meaningful connections gone and studying under a really heavy curriculum, you guys were what I was looking forward to every other Friday, and you were what seriously sparked my love for cinema, which has been influencing my work ever since! Thank you so much for this show, I never miss an episode!
AH! I'm so excited to see you guys watching something I sent you! I have another big ol' package I've been waiting to send you guys, which I will do soon, but yay! I'm just so jazzed to see you guys watching and enjoying this film.
Thank you so much for continuing to create the show through such trying times. As you said at the end of the episode, one day you will have to retire from film making and hosting - nevertheless I like to imagine a future of Welcome To the Basement with an ancient wizened Matt and a cyborg Craig, still making all of us viewers smile and laugh as we shelter in our underground bunkers from the toxic uninhabitable wasteland on the Earth's surface.
Hey Matt and Craig, I stumbled across your Buckaroo Banzai review a couple months back, and, since then, I've been hooked. You guys are some of my favorite critics on RUclips. Keep up the good work!
I never comment but i have watched every episode on Blame Society, and watched every beer and board games and welcome to the basement, over 6-10 times, i also donated money , and Matt was very nice in the mail, Matt read my comment 2 times , first was Old Boy comment, second was my peanutbutter rant, from my old account Realzi. Point was , thank you so much for making this great channel
I feel you on having difficulty expressing gratitude and sincerity, Matt. It was a treat to see you and Craig back in the basement together again, the two golden boys.
When I saw the notification and saw you two wonderful people on the old leather couch together I gasped so deeply my mask nearly got sucked into my mouth!
I'm grateful for this show, Matt. It is no exaggeration to say that you and Craig have helped to expand my film knowledge with your commentary. Your thoughts on Putney Swope and Tough Guys Dont Dance certainly entertained me, but the little things you guys say about what makes a good movie have enriched my viewing experiences. Thank you.
Honestly it's a joy to watch the movies you find. I've been here since Chad Vader, but this show really hit home. My dad always buys movies but rarely gets through every new batch so he literally has a pile of dvd's and blu rays that he hasn't watched.I find a weird hope that one day we could watch the movies he has held onto for so long.
It feels good to see you together, "normality restored"...a little. Thanks for all the superlative analysis and commentary, please keep up the good work gents...and Tona too! Much love to you all.
Wow, so many nice people leaving such nice comments, I wanna join in. It feels so weird to have followed something for so long. This show has gone for eight years and change, but in general it's been such a pleasure to follow this channel. I would guess that it's the first channel I subscribed to way back in the late noughties. From seeing the first Chad Vader to this video, I've been watching for over a decade, I love it, good stuff, thank you all. Nähdään seuraavassa videossa!
Deepest gratitude to all three of you for keeping this fantastic show going, it is always a highlight of my week and it makes me so happy to see you together again! Thumb kisses all around!
Thank you so much for doing this show for all of these years! The three of you have created something very special with this. I've been rewatching a lot of WTTB and B&BG in recent months, and both have been very comforting in these turbulent times.
Love you guys. I've never loved a basement so much. I race to your videos quicker than anyone in my subscription feed. I hope you never stop, and it's lovely to see Craig back on the old leather couch. Thanks for keeping Ernesto in the outro xxx
I like this movie a lot because its review by the Spoony Experiment back in the day is what started my love for internet reviews and content creation. It was just before I met Chad Vader and Blame Society, so pretty much why I'm still here today. Shit. 12 years ago. I'm so old.
Thanks for the thumb kiss, guys! Deeds not words I guess! I enjoyed the movie up until the last half hour and then it all seemed to fall apart once they reached the island. Bad Star Wars rip offs turn me off. Congratulations on reaching 200 episodes. For the past year, I’ve been trying to watch the film before I watch you.guys talk about it. Doing this has made me appreciate your reviews a whole lot more. Keep up the good work!
I met actor Reb Brown it was one of the greatest days of my life. He gave me some back ground stories pertaining to the Italian films he was inAnd it was just a huge blast the guys got a heart of gold he’s a sheriff and if you ever get the chance to meet him do it.
Happy 200th episode! What is that in anniversaries? Leather? Leathery wings? Bat? Sorry... that was just a very clumsy attempt at making a Ray Milland Lost Weekend reference. Seriously though, happy 200th and many happy returns! ✌❤
Happy 200th Episode!!! Here's to 200 more 🍻🎥🎬!!! I really appreciate all that I have learned about film reviewing from you guys. It always puts a wide smile on my face when I see that a new episode has come out. Thank you so much!
I remember reading somewhere that Yor the movie was actually supposed to be an episodic TV-movie series. I'm not sure where I read that, but it explains how separate and self contained each act seems to be. Also, love the trapeze scene where the actors are temporarily replaced with action figures. Boffo!
Happy 200th Episode! It's great to see you both together again. I really look forward to your content, especially during this difficult time. Keep up the awesome work! Congratulations. :) Stay healthy.
I'm sure like a lot of posts on the net this will be brushed aside but I have to say that I am very disappointed in you guys. With COVID19 getting worse especially in the USA just because you have a negative diagnosis now thankfully, doesn't mean that it could not catch you later on. I know it sucks to keep on doing the social distancing and lockdown bit but we have to stay safe and keep others safe as well. It's our responsibility. I would honestly hate to hear that you or one of your loved ones contracted the virus because of irresponsibility. Just thought I would say my piece. Take Care guys love the show and please stay safe.
4:06 DEFINITELY not loud enough!🤘 Song: Oliver Onions - Yor's World Had to look this track up on the counta Im a sucker for rockin OSTs. This obviously italians modge podge of english lyrics is no exception. Its a good listen, highly recommend if you liked what you heard 🎶 Hes gonna make all them wild beast look tame tonight, in his PRIIiiiIIIDE! Yors World Hes The MAaan!!! 💪🦁
Congratulations on 200 episodes! Thank you, Matt, Craig, and Tona. I remember my brother and I going to see Yor in the same theater our parents were seeing A Christmas Story. I think I was 15 and my brother was 11. It was so awful, we snuck into a different movie. It might have been Deal of the Century. Matt, I'm surprised you haven't seen Endgame. Empirically, it's a well crafted movie. It can't be that you just simply don't go in for sci-fi blockbusters.
Oh man, for a second there I thought you were going to announce the end if the show! Whew! Congrats on 200 episodes guys, I've been here for all of them. I know I haven't been able to contribute much to the show, but I'm hoping that will change soon.
Holy crap I requested this way back in season 1! Not sure if it's coincidence or if it made it on the list back then but I'll just pretend it was me ;)
Craig, I'm so glad that you made that comment about Franchise directors versus Artistic directors! I feel like everything makes sense now, you have opened my eyes! Quick scene it: The Rover (2014). It came out the same year as John Wick and I remember thinking "What is up with these screenwriters writing about dead dogs?". Overall I was super impressed with Robert Pattinson, first time I realized he was more than Edward from Twilight
If the plot seems disjointed, it’s because yor hunter from the future Started off as a mini series that was cut together into the film you watched. You missed out on your hunting a octopus monster and a variety of other things.
to me it seems like Birdemic is the product of some environmentalist social club, and they were like, "okay we want to make a project that tells the world how we feel about Global Warming. Does anybody have any skills that we can use?" Four people raise their hand. Person-1 says, "I'm a wedding videographer!" Person-2 says, "I've got Microsoft paint!" Person-3 says, "My daddy has a $ucce$$ful car dealer$hip!" Person-4 says, "I've played Joseph in the church pageant four years in a row!" "Great! Then we'll make a movie!" because it really does have the feel of a church group production
Much as I love Silent Running, there are earlier examples of Sigh Fi, such as Solaris, the French Fahrenheit 451 and La Jetée. And of course 2001: A Space Odyssey. I'd also put Sunshine in the SF category.
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Matt, I can't speak for everyone but I don't think the viewers of this show have any problem expressing how sincerely grateful WE are for you, for this program you do, and for the time you give to us. You watched Andy Sidaris's oeuvre so we don't have to. That alone is deserving of endless gratitude.
I'm glad they've shared something with the world that could have just been a private passion. It's content like this which shows humanity has heart.
200 episodes in and WTTB is still going strong. Tona, Matt ,Craig and the cats ensure this is the comfiest show on all of youtube. Love you all stay safe and happy.
Yay Craig's back! And everyone in line with me at the grocery store knows it too!!
I remember my friend came over to my house and showed me a video of "Chad Vader: Day Shift Manager" that he had copied to his PSP and I thought it was the funniest thing I had ever seen. That was 14 years ago and I was only 16, at the time. I found BlameSociety again in 2010 thanks to Beer and Board Games and only learned later that it was run by the Chad Vader guys. It seems your brand of comedy appealed to me so much that I felt myself drawn to you in several different stages of my life.
I think it's downright criminal that Welcome to the Basement isn't seen by more than a couple thousand people per video, but boy am I glad I'm one of them. I look forward to each episode and have even found some of my favorite movies, thanks to them. "The Ox-Bow Incident" and "Paint Your Wagon" are now sitting on my shelf.
Matt and Craig, I love you guys and I love your show. I love BlameSociety and I love movies. When I get just a little tired of the pessimism of RedLetterMedia, I know you guys will always be there to brighten my day with something wholesome and comfortable. Your show is the fireplace and warm blanket I wind down with after a long couple weeks of stressful modern existence. Thank you, from the bottom of my heart. Here's to many more years of laughs.
Could not agree more that they NEED more viewers! More people should be experiencing these gems of humankind riffing on movies and making our days brighter.
I am comforted to see ya'll together again
Made me a little misty, I cannot lie
And I think it's safe to say we're all grateful for you, Matt, and your idea to invite your friend Craig over to watch a movie you hadn't seen before, and to film yourselves doing it. Thanks, Matt, Craig, and Tona.
Matt, when you expressed your feelings of gratitude, they were well received. A thumb kiss for you Sir.
Matt, just finished the episode. Great stuff. Your ending statement is wonderful. I too have difficulty sharing my feelings with others. You guys are really an inspiration and I appreciate greatly what you provide for myself and all the other viewers. Thank you so much for what you do.
Aw. I love that Matt got a little misty. I think I can speak for many of us when I say I love you guys. You really mean a lot to me. ❤️❤️
I read in an interview that Martin Scorsese knew he'd made it when he could afford a soundtrack *and* wigs.
"Quickly, It's almost out of hit points" makes me miss old pen and paper roleplaying games. :)
They're still there! I just played dnd today actually.
.. have you not been watching Rated RPG? It's the best thing to have happened in 2020.
@@pattyofurniture694 i Have a group that plays every Sunday
You should check out some discord groups, there’s lot of people playing online :D
I know a former coworker who has a boardroom size wooden table carved ornately all around and maybe 12 ornately carved high back chairs surrounding it. this table is only used for role playing and other table-top games. all around the room are figurine displays and other role-playing themed decorations such as swords and suits of armor
I hope you both know how overwhelmingly happy this show makes me.
When I talk about my favourite RUclips shows this always always comes up.
Ive been watch welcome to the basement since its start and constant rewatch episodes between weeks.
Thanks so so so so much guys- you guys really have created something really special.
I am Turkish and yes we have figs here :D (and forests too) btw the first scenes are in Cappadocia which is where those strange rock formations and caves are. Its a pretty popular tourist destination plus medea was shot there
I was trying to remember the name of that region. I saw "Winter Sleep" a few years back and was enraptured with the scenery and its cavey homes.
@@craigjohnson6423 my family is actually form there. There are hotels like the one in winter sleep where you can stay in cavey rooms like that. You guys should come by sometime. Do you like nbc's movies? You have never talked about him on the show.
Matt, I met you and Aaron back in 2009 or so at Blog World Expo in Las Vegas. I was nervous as hell. Super Shooter and Chad Vader were two of the funniest things I remember ever watching in my life up until that point and they inspired me later on to shoot things and enjoy shooting things and having fun with it. I know meeting your fans in person can probably be a little weird at times, but I'm grateful you and Aaron are such cool people and you bring such energy and sincerity to the things you do for BlameSocietyFilms. Thank you for this show and all the rest of the shows and for inspiring me in my own creative endeavors (I recently released a short film I shot entirely in my apartment during quarantine!)
Hi-NRG soundtrack, Spinal Tap references, Matt and Craig together again?! Best. Episode. Ever.
I can confidently say that without Matt, Craig and Tona (this show essentially) my life would be lessened. I genuinely believe that these movies and conversations have opened not just my mind but my heart to interpreting art and life with a more open and critical eye. I want to thank you Matt and co for helping me grow.
I've been a fan of Welcome To The Basement since the very beginning. It came along at the right time. My dad had just died of cancer and I wasn't doing so well. Your show helped so much, and I thank you for that
I've been watching this show for the past 5 years, ever since I moved to the Netherlands to become an art student. My good friends and most of my meaningful connections gone and studying under a really heavy curriculum, you guys were what I was looking forward to every other Friday, and you were what seriously sparked my love for cinema, which has been influencing my work ever since!
Thank you so much for this show, I never miss an episode!
Damn, it's so nice to see y'all back together again. The Remote episodes were still great but there's no place like the basement. Happy 200!
Aww, Matt, I love you too! I'm grateful for every single episode, including Unboxing. Keep being you, and I hope to grow old together!
AH! I'm so excited to see you guys watching something I sent you! I have another big ol' package I've been waiting to send you guys, which I will do soon, but yay! I'm just so jazzed to see you guys watching and enjoying this film.
Thank you so much for continuing to create the show through such trying times. As you said at the end of the episode, one day you will have to retire from film making and hosting - nevertheless I like to imagine a future of Welcome To the Basement with an ancient wizened Matt and a cyborg Craig, still making all of us viewers smile and laugh as we shelter in our underground bunkers from the toxic uninhabitable wasteland on the Earth's surface.
We'll all be Warriors from the Future, then.
Hey Matt and Craig, I stumbled across your Buckaroo Banzai review a couple months back, and, since then, I've been hooked. You guys are some of my favorite critics on RUclips. Keep up the good work!
I never comment but i have watched every episode on Blame Society, and watched every beer and board games and welcome to the basement, over 6-10 times, i also donated money , and Matt was very nice in the mail,
Matt read my comment 2 times , first was Old Boy comment, second was my peanutbutter rant, from my old account Realzi.
Point was , thank you so much for making this great channel
I feel you on having difficulty expressing gratitude and sincerity, Matt. It was a treat to see you and Craig back in the basement together again, the two golden boys.
When I saw the notification and saw you two wonderful people on the old leather couch together I gasped so deeply my mask nearly got sucked into my mouth!
I can't believe what a part of my life you two have become and changed the way I watch movies. Congrats to 200 episodes!
I'm grateful for this show, Matt. It is no exaggeration to say that you and Craig have helped to expand my film knowledge with your commentary. Your thoughts on Putney Swope and Tough Guys Dont Dance certainly entertained me, but the little things you guys say about what makes a good movie have enriched my viewing experiences. Thank you.
Honestly it's a joy to watch the movies you find. I've been here since Chad Vader, but this show really hit home. My dad always buys movies but rarely gets through every new batch so he literally has a pile of dvd's and blu rays that he hasn't watched.I find a weird hope that one day we could watch the movies he has held onto for so long.
It feels good to see you together, "normality restored"...a little. Thanks for all the superlative analysis and commentary, please keep up the good work gents...and Tona too! Much love to you all.
Wow, so many nice people leaving such nice comments, I wanna join in. It feels so weird to have followed something for so long. This show has gone for eight years and change, but in general it's been such a pleasure to follow this channel. I would guess that it's the first channel I subscribed to way back in the late noughties. From seeing the first Chad Vader to this video, I've been watching for over a decade, I love it, good stuff, thank you all. Nähdään seuraavassa videossa!
Deepest gratitude to all three of you for keeping this fantastic show going, it is always a highlight of my week and it makes me so happy to see you together again! Thumb kisses all around!
holy shit its nice to see you guys together again. Stay safe down there, your countries in a bit of a state atm :(
200 episodes, can't believe it. Feels more like 50.
Big fat thumb kiss to you all, thanks for 200 episodes! Here's to 200 more.
Thank you so much for doing this show for all of these years! The three of you have created something very special with this. I've been rewatching a lot of WTTB and B&BG in recent months, and both have been very comforting in these turbulent times.
Love you guys. I've never loved a basement so much. I race to your videos quicker than anyone in my subscription feed. I hope you never stop, and it's lovely to see Craig back on the old leather couch. Thanks for keeping Ernesto in the outro xxx
This is by far the funniest, episode.
I like this movie a lot because its review by the Spoony Experiment back in the day is what started my love for internet reviews and content creation. It was just before I met Chad Vader and Blame Society, so pretty much why I'm still here today.
Shit. 12 years ago. I'm so old.
As a child, I saw this in the theater. Three times. I had to walk 2 miles to the theater because my bike had a flat...
Then I take back everything bad I have to say about it. I can't stay mad at a movie that a kid walked three times to see.
Happy 200! Can’t wait to be with y’all for the next 200! 🎉
Great show guys welcome back. 16:36 wigs by Rocchetti & Carboni. Great Episode, tons of laughs.
I'm only 5 minutes in and already have lol'ed like 10 times. This episode is comedy gold!
Thanks for the thumb kiss, guys! Deeds not words I guess! I enjoyed the movie up until the last half hour and then it all seemed to fall apart once they reached the island. Bad Star Wars rip offs turn me off. Congratulations on reaching 200 episodes. For the past year, I’ve been trying to watch the film before I watch you.guys talk about it. Doing this has made me appreciate your reviews a whole lot more. Keep up the good work!
I've been watching since 2014, one of my top 5 favorite youtube channels
So glad you guys have gone back to the regular formula! Fantastic episode by the way.
Loved this episode, and it seemed like a fun movie! Good to see you both back on the ol' leather couch.
I met actor Reb Brown it was one of the greatest days of my life. He gave me some back ground stories pertaining to the Italian films he was inAnd it was just a huge blast the guys got a heart of gold he’s a sheriff and if you ever get the chance to meet him do it.
Happy 200th episode! What is that in anniversaries? Leather? Leathery wings? Bat? Sorry... that was just a very clumsy attempt at making a Ray Milland Lost Weekend reference.
Seriously though, happy 200th and many happy returns! ✌❤
Folks, that's *Space Mutiny's* Reb Brown.
Or, should I say, Slap Bulkhead?
Big McLarge-Huge
I believe you mean, Reb Brown... the Original Captain America.
JAKODA!
BLAST HARDCHEESE!
Fist Rockbone!
Good to see you both and glad you are well! Happy 200.
Scifi July is Back Baby!
I've been waiting for Scifi July for 12 months
So happy the gang is back together xo
Happy 200th Episode!!!
Here's to 200 more 🍻🎥🎬!!! I really appreciate all that I have learned about film reviewing from you guys. It always puts a wide smile on my face when I see that a new episode has come out. Thank you so much!
Also congrats on 200 episodes. This show has helped me so much. I don't have enough thumbs to show my gratitude!
Guys, this is so awesome. Happy 200th! Here's to 2,000 more! ...at least. :)
Son of a bitch. Stole my line. 😉
Aww thanks for this show. Happy 200th episode. 🎉 🎉
AWWWW yay! So happy to see the gang back in action!!
You can see the look on Craig's face as he realizes what's happening. "You brought me back to the basement for this, Matt? Really?"
I remember reading somewhere that Yor the movie was actually supposed to be an episodic TV-movie series. I'm not sure where I read that, but it explains how separate and self contained each act seems to be.
Also, love the trapeze scene where the actors are temporarily replaced with action figures. Boffo!
I feel honored to have my comment read on your 200th episode.
**cracks open a beer** Here's to another 200, boys!!
It wasn't just a Yor that killed the dinosaurs. It was a big Meaty Yor
Im so glad you guys are still doing this! Love this series!!! Inspired me to get more into movies :)
Happy 200th Episode! It's great to see you both together again. I really look forward to your content, especially during this difficult time. Keep up the awesome work! Congratulations. :) Stay healthy.
Congrats on 200 episodes!!
Ahh Reb Brown, the spooney one introduced me to his films 😂 keep up the good work guys! Love these Vids! Glad you 2 are back in the basement together.
I'm sure like a lot of posts on the net this will be brushed aside but I have to say that I am very disappointed in you guys. With COVID19 getting worse especially in the USA just because you have a negative diagnosis now thankfully, doesn't mean that it could not catch you later on. I know it sucks to keep on doing the social distancing and lockdown bit but we have to stay safe and keep others safe as well. It's our responsibility. I would honestly hate to hear that you or one of your loved ones contracted the virus because of irresponsibility. Just thought I would say my piece. Take Care guys love the show and please stay safe.
4:06 DEFINITELY not loud enough!🤘
Song: Oliver Onions - Yor's World
Had to look this track up on the counta Im a sucker for rockin OSTs. This obviously italians modge podge of english lyrics is no exception. Its a good listen, highly recommend if you liked what you heard
🎶 Hes gonna make all them wild beast look tame tonight, in his PRIIiiiIIIDE! Yors World Hes The MAaan!!! 💪🦁
Awesomesauce! Hella happy that you are doing this movie! Greetings from Finland!
Congratulations on 200 episodes! Thank you, Matt, Craig, and Tona. I remember my brother and I going to see Yor in the same theater our parents were seeing A Christmas Story. I think I was 15 and my brother was 11. It was so awful, we snuck into a different movie. It might have been Deal of the Century. Matt, I'm surprised you haven't seen Endgame. Empirically, it's a well crafted movie. It can't be that you just simply don't go in for sci-fi blockbusters.
Oh man, for a second there I thought you were going to announce the end if the show! Whew! Congrats on 200 episodes guys, I've been here for all of them. I know I haven't been able to contribute much to the show, but I'm hoping that will change soon.
Congratulations on 200!,,,,
Nice one, Matt. Thanks for the show x
Holy crap I requested this way back in season 1! Not sure if it's coincidence or if it made it on the list back then but I'll just pretend it was me ;)
Oh dang I just got to the point where you said someone sent it to you. That was not me
Zack Schaefer, still a win.
Happy 200th guys!
Matt, very nice closing statement.
THE BAND'S BACK TOGETHER! YESSSSS!
Craig, I'm so glad that you made that comment about Franchise directors versus Artistic directors! I feel like everything makes sense now, you have opened my eyes!
Quick scene it: The Rover (2014). It came out the same year as John Wick and I remember thinking "What is up with these screenwriters writing about dead dogs?". Overall I was super impressed with Robert Pattinson, first time I realized he was more than Edward from Twilight
Silent Running ---yes, as soon as you said first sigh fi that's what I thought of too...
Yaaaaay!! Happy 200th annimaversary!
Some parts of Yor, towards the end, look like Reb is swinging out of the Yor set, and into the Space Mutiny set...
I wish i could like a video multiple times
Happy 200 💫💫
Happy 200!
The first sigh-fi is probably Tarkovsky's Solaris
Omg y'all back 2gether😝
If the plot seems disjointed, it’s because yor hunter from the future Started off as a mini series that was cut together into the film you watched. You missed out on your hunting a octopus monster and a variety of other things.
Those Tusken Raiders really are spread far and wide.
21:51 The Room came out in 2003. Birdemic came out in 2010. That's what makes its low quality all the more shocking.
I love you guys, truly
Happy 200th!
Everything that Craig said about Endgame and Marvel in general I 100% agree with. I've never related to an opinion more.
happy 200th my dudes ^-^
Fanboyflicks up in Canada also did a great review. Keep up the great work Matt and Craig
You should watch Randy Quaid in Freaked! it's a blast.
to me it seems like Birdemic is the product of some environmentalist social club, and they were like, "okay we want to make a project that tells the world how we feel about Global Warming. Does anybody have any skills that we can use?"
Four people raise their hand. Person-1 says, "I'm a wedding videographer!" Person-2 says, "I've got Microsoft paint!" Person-3 says, "My daddy has a $ucce$$ful car dealer$hip!" Person-4 says, "I've played Joseph in the church pageant four years in a row!" "Great! Then we'll make a movie!"
because it really does have the feel of a church group production
They mentioned dnd with the clerics and monks and this movie seemed like an adventure where you keep rolling a 20 or 1.
Glad y'all are back :)
Much as I love Silent Running, there are earlier examples of Sigh Fi, such as Solaris, the French Fahrenheit 451 and La Jetée. And of course 2001: A Space Odyssey. I'd also put Sunshine in the SF category.
That was so sweet