On Cinema at the Cinema on ilxor.com

i wanna thank all my advisors and especially the delgados for realizing what they had was a rotten apple, and they cut the apple from the tree, and now it's mine, and i'm gonna bring that apple back to life and we're gonna have a whole orchard

SHUT UP AND PRAY.

*eats popcorn*

what do you think tim will do to destroy the mobile vfa

Tim will drive it off a cliff, obviously

He hasn't indulged his penchant for arson in a while. As far as we know.

i wanna thank all my advisors and especially the delgados for realizing what they had was a rotten apple, and they cut the apple from the tree, and now it's mine, and i'm gonna bring that apple back to life and we're gonna have a whole orchard

― american bradass (BradNelson), Thursday, September 26, 2019 5:01 PM (one hour ago) bookmarkflaglink

This was beautiful <3

But the truth of the matter is they already had me again at seeing Tim's tie. I'm so glad these guys are back.

we haven't seen them on the small screen in awhile

season 11 is my emmy pick for 2019. sure to win at the emmy's in 2019

what really killed me was “lessons from the Tin Man and the munchkins”

And the knowing finger wag accompanying 'The Wizard of Oz!' as if discerning that Judy Garland played Dorothy was a code no one else had been able to solve.

Just us Ozheads.

I laughed at that one, too :D

five bags for frogbs for starting this thread in time for ILX to be watching along w/ the combo of new season and movie. and :D at spotting this by going back to the start of the thread:

Worth looking for: the episode of The Best Show from a couple years back where Tim and Gregg take up about an hour of the show arguing over whether or not Tim actually saw the Tom Cruise remake of The Mummy.

― Herman Woke (cryptosicko), Wednesday, July 3, 2019 1:44 AM (two months ago)

Is this the call where Tim and Greg spend like an hour arguing about whether or not Tim saw the Tom Cruise version of the The Mummy? If so, that was my gateway into On Cinema.

― Herman Woke (cryptosicko), Sunday, September 22, 2019 5:13 AM (five days ago)

i can't imagine the twist of port of call hawaii being nearly as hilarious without on cinema

― american bradass (BradNelson), Thursday, September 19, 2019 2:59 AM (one week ago)

yeah but imagine the joy at rewatching Port Of Call as part of On Cinema and now getting all the jokes that made no sense before. what a treat.

i mean that does sound great

watching the original Decker series and then later seeing the On Cinema episode where they record Gregg's parts was incredible...that's when I knew this series was something special. especially since I rewatched the "Master of Codes" episode so many times

the Special Agent Kington character is one of those things that pretty much always makes me laugh. idk why but I just find it so funny

https://i.imgur.com/8peNPc0.png

lol @ the money zap logo

Calling it now: Money Zap is the new Dr. San (ie instrument of Tim's destruction).

i love how it looks like a website logo from 1995

MoneyZap was an actual dotcom-era money transfer service launched by Western Union... if you wanna go back in the fintech 1.0 annals it was probably PayPal's biggest competitor.

pre-2003 mentions: https://www.google.com/search?q=moneyzap&tbs=cdr%3A1%2Ccd_min%3A%2Ccd_max%3A2003&tbm=

OMG, what if Tim bought the irl Money Zap and the entire On Cinema experiment has just been an effort to encourage fans to use the service ironically? 'Wau guys, I just got a $25,000 loan from Money Zap, totes hilar'

there's also a real Bruce Delgado who is the mayor of a town in California

made a nice little reaction gif for you guys

https://i.imgur.com/GQXSuqj.gif

Don't mind me, just looping this for hours at a time:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-L8icHmOkGA

yesssss thank you! I'd been wondering where they got their library music

The movie with Rihanna called BATTLESHIP was on at the gym last night and it is SO Decker... I was laughing very hard in particular at the scene where they decide to fight aliens with the USS Missouri which conveniently came preloaded with live ammunition and super old veterans perched all over the deck in various badass poses, ready to fight. For Decker heads it's a must watch. Only difference is the budget being slightly higher, and the target demo is frat bros.

now i'm gonna be shazaming everything

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i_aecOic2-M

damn

light kills all germs, as they say

wtf: https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/amp/news/paramount-network-launches-movie-set-shortform-series-location-1244841

Damn. They won't know what will hit them when Tim sues the shit out of them.

"Think of your favorite movie and I’ll bet you think of a vivid and memorable setting," said Horowitz, a correspondent for MTV News. "This series brings those iconic locations back to life with the participants themselves. As a film lover, I'm honored to be the guy to bring viewers along for the ride."

How is this not verbatim Turkington?

It totally is.

mr. mark porch

lmao @ Horowitz

woa just got an email from my local arthouse that they'll be showing mr america next week, plus an exclusive on cinema episode shot specifically for screenings of the film. excited!

i'm going to the metrograph screening next week, tim and gregg will be there, i caaaaan't wait

oh sweet thx for heads up, got tix for the 4:15 show

Ripped one. pic.twitter.com/4Ddwzy7vBW

— M i s t e r A m e r i c a (@timheidecker) October 3, 2019

this show seems really inspired by On Cinema

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1NCTqkKH6lo

idk who these other people are but Tony Zaret is hilarious

I've got tix for On Cinema at the Cinema Live at the Vancouver Film Festival this weekend. "This multi-media stage show provides a mega-dose of the movie expertise and colourful disagreements you've come to expect from hosts Tim Heidecker and Gregg Turkington. The show features special guest appearances from beloved cast members of the On Cinema/Decker Universe." :)

here's the joker review

The Joker starring Robert De Niro is an Oscar pick for us

Quit clowning around and watch Ep2...https://t.co/smH9q2lyg4 pic.twitter.com/dB2hO7Cj8q

— M i s t e r A m e r i c a (@timheidecker) October 3, 2019

the part during the trial where Tim walks in alone and tells the judge he's going to represent himself gives me chills, it's like the scene in Pulp Fiction where Bruce Willis is looking at all the weapons on the wall at the pawn shop and sees the baseball bat. you know what's about to go down.

With director intro, Tim campaign ad, exclusive episode of “On Cinema at the Cinema” shot specifically for these screenings, and the feature film, the runtime is 98 minutes and 21 seconds. Thank you for requesting this valuable information which all real buffs are eager to know.

— The Beacon Cinema (@TheBeaconSEA) October 5, 2019

So... Did anyone see Mr. America? No spoilers please!

Gregg’s haircut in Episode 2...

I found Gregg calling out Tim for crediting De Niro as the Joker immensely satisfying.

Still a great Marvel movie though.

Gregg's hair was the biggest mood

So weird — That Joker review wasn't in the live stream, but looks like they've now included it in the episode on adultswim.com.