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Tagged: Video Clips

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· by Jordon Davis · May 1, 2017

Everything you need to know about law school (is in Legally Blonde)

!!!!! Omigod! Omigod, you guys !!!!! Look at you. You’re pathetic. You’re one month from graduating college and your biggest achievement was making a bong out of half a grapefruit and two crazy straws. What are you going to do…

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· by Richard Murphy · Aug 30, 2010

VIDEO: The Avengers (1998)

By special request of the Agony Booth, Richard is kicking off a new series-within-the-series titled “The Special Relationship”, wherein he looks at American movie remakes that don’t quite live up to their British source material, starting with a comparison of the ‘60s British series The Avengers, and the Razzie-winning 1998 American remake starring Ralph Fiennes, Uma Thurman, and Sean Connery!

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· by Dr. Winston O'Boogie · Aug 23, 2010

Night of the Lepus (1972) (part 10 of 10)

This could very well be considered the greatest film ever made, provided that every print of every movie not about giant killer bunny rabbits suddenly disappeared from the face of the planet.

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· by Dr. Winston O'Boogie · Aug 23, 2010

Night of the Lepus (1972) (part 9 of 10)

This could very well be considered the greatest film ever made, provided that every print of every movie not about giant killer bunny rabbits suddenly disappeared from the face of the planet.

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· by Dr. Winston O'Boogie · Aug 23, 2010

Night of the Lepus (1972) (part 8 of 10)

This could very well be considered the greatest film ever made, provided that every print of every movie not about giant killer bunny rabbits suddenly disappeared from the face of the planet.

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· by Dr. Winston O'Boogie · Aug 23, 2010

Night of the Lepus (1972) (part 7 of 10)

This could very well be considered the greatest film ever made, provided that every print of every movie not about giant killer bunny rabbits suddenly disappeared from the face of the planet.

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· by Dr. Winston O'Boogie · Aug 23, 2010

Night of the Lepus (1972) (part 6 of 10)

This could very well be considered the greatest film ever made, provided that every print of every movie not about giant killer bunny rabbits suddenly disappeared from the face of the planet.

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· by Dr. Winston O'Boogie · Aug 23, 2010

Night of the Lepus (1972) (part 5 of 10)

This could very well be considered the greatest film ever made, provided that every print of every movie not about giant killer bunny rabbits suddenly disappeared from the face of the planet.

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· by Dr. Winston O'Boogie · Aug 23, 2010

Night of the Lepus (1972) (part 4 of 10)

This could very well be considered the greatest film ever made, provided that every print of every movie not about giant killer bunny rabbits suddenly disappeared from the face of the planet.

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· by Dr. Winston O'Boogie · Aug 23, 2010

Night of the Lepus (1972) (part 3 of 10)

This could very well be considered the greatest film ever made, provided that every print of every movie not about giant killer bunny rabbits suddenly disappeared from the face of the planet.

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· by Dr. Winston O'Boogie · Aug 23, 2010

Night of the Lepus (1972) (part 2 of 10)

This could very well be considered the greatest film ever made, provided that every print of every movie not about giant killer bunny rabbits suddenly disappeared from the face of the planet.

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· by Dr. Winston O'Boogie · Aug 23, 2010

Night of the Lepus (1972) (part 1 of 10)

This could very well be considered the greatest film ever made, provided that every print of every movie not about giant killer bunny rabbits suddenly disappeared from the face of the planet.

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· by Michael A. Novelli · Jul 7, 2010

VIDEO: The Man with the Golden Gun (1974)

“From an undisclosed location in the Middle East comes the Agony Booth’s first ever video review! Our very own Michael ‘Mendo’ Novelli comes to us (almost) live from across the world to give us his take on one of the least-loved James Bond films, The Man with the Golden Gun!”

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· by The Wily Badger · Jun 14, 2010

The Wonderful Wizard of Oz (1910)

“This movie was released in—hold onto your hats, folks!—1910, making this the oldest movie to be recapped on the Agony Booth! Yeah, that’s right. This movie is one hundred years old! Eat it, The Adventure of the Wrong Santa Claus! Don’t you be bringing that Wilsonian-era crap into this house!”

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· by Ed Harris · Feb 4, 2010

Rambo III (1988) (part 4 of 4)

“Rambo kills three guys with one arrow. Good thing the arrows blow up, otherwise this would just be silly.”

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· by Ed Harris · Feb 4, 2010

Rambo III (1988) (part 3 of 4)

“Rambo kills three guys with one arrow. Good thing the arrows blow up, otherwise this would just be silly.”

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· by Ed Harris · Feb 4, 2010

Rambo III (1988) (part 2 of 4)

“Rambo kills three guys with one arrow. Good thing the arrows blow up, otherwise this would just be silly.”

Movie Recap / Movies / Text

· by Ed Harris · Feb 4, 2010

Rambo III (1988) (part 1 of 4)

“Rambo kills three guys with one arrow. Good thing the arrows blow up, otherwise this would just be silly.”

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· by Jordon Davis · Dec 20, 2009

The Adventure of the Wrong Santa Claus (1914) (part 3 of 3)

In 1914, Thomas Edison didn’t have color film. He didn’t have sound. He didn’t have talent. He didn’t have any understanding of even the most basic filmmaking techniques. What he did have was the Christmas spirit. It was not enough.

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· by Jordon Davis · Dec 20, 2009

The Adventure of the Wrong Santa Claus (1914) (part 2 of 3)

In 1914, Thomas Edison didn’t have color film. He didn’t have sound. He didn’t have talent. He didn’t have any understanding of even the most basic filmmaking techniques. What he did have was the Christmas spirit. It was not enough.