Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Movie (BluRay/DVD Combo) [Blu-ray] SALE

Title : Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Movie (BluRay/DVD Combo) [Blu-ray]
ASIN : B00D7AM6B6
Description : After six seasons of sublime, nerdy fun on television, the cult comedy series Mystery Science Theater 3000 took to the big screen in 1996 for its deliriously funny takedown of the 1955 alien invasion epic This Island Earth.


Evil scientist Dr. Clayton Forrester explains the premise at the start: in his quest for world domination, he devises a scheme to subject the human race to the worst movies ever made. He tests his plan on Mike Nelson, the sole human aboard an Earth-orbiting space station known as the Satellite of Love. But our hero and his two robot sidekicks turn a lemon into a much funnier lemon by showering This Island Earth with wisecracks, ridicule and general silliness. The human race may never be rid of cheesy movies, but when the critics are this nutty, who cares?
Features :

• Brand Name: NEW VIDEO GROUP Mfg#: 826663142723
• Shipping Weight: 1.00 lbs
• Manufacturer: SHOUT FACTORY
• Genre: Comedy
• All music products are properly licensed and guaranteed authentic.

List Price : $29.93
Price : $21.60
Saved Price : $8.33

category: TV
brand: GAIAM INTERNATIONAL
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Rating : 4.6
Review : Back in print and long overdue. A MSTie must have!
MST3K The Movie got great reviews when it was in theaters in 1996 and deservedly so. Even after the studio chopped it down to a mere 75 minutes they couldn't destroy anything this funny. Siskel and Ebert at the time raved about it, as did most fans and critics. Sadly, the DVD has been out of print in the USA for many years, so it's great that this is available again for all the MSTies who missed out on it the first time around.

The movie being "riffed" is the classic color SF film from 1955, This Island Earth, starring Rex Reason, Faith Domergue (she was also in It Came From Beneath The Sea), Russell Johnson (the Professor on Gilligan's Island), and Jeff Morrow. It's a great looking film that is reasonably entertaining and well-made. However, as the MST3K writers point out repeatedly during jokes in this film, there's still plenty to make fun of, such as futuristic looking props that don't seem to have an actual purpose, plot premise issues, and some general fantastic...