The United States of Noooo!!!


This was a short we made back when Episode III had just come out in theaters. ; The infamous “nooo” moment was so terrible, we couldn’t help but make an almost 20 minute documentary about it.

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  • Marco

    Wait, you really dont know Harold and Maude? You shiould really watch this one!

  • JW6

    I love how Mike and Rich actually say “Padame”, with the extra ‘a’, I used to think that was put in for comedic effect or because it’s easier to say it that way in the Plinkett voice, (“Kablammo, no more Amadama”).
    Also, that footage during the credits made me realize that a-hole Lucas has been wearing flannel shirts in the goddamn desert his entire life!
    Finally, I think Johnny Cash would approve of the use of his song in this video.

  • Marvin Falz

    I find the thanks to George Lucas in the credit roll interesting. One of the few shows of respect in Star Wars related RLM works.

    What a journey, hu? From deeply respecting someone for creating a movie franchise you love and ending in some sort of unredeemable indifference towards that person. Or is this the wrong way to cope with that loss? If there exists no redemption through works but only through believe, then maybe the solution lies in giving GL the benefit of the doubt and start believing in – I don’t know – the good in him .. or that his motives are not merely rooted in a cash grab mentality, but the true want to give something to the world, tell an important story, but due to his mediocrity as an artist doesn’t deliver.

    I just can’t imagine GL on the same low level as Adam Sandler and the PT on the same low level as Jack & Jill. The people don’t give a flying fuck about Adam Sandler, but George Lucas inspires to all sorts of emotional, intellectual and artistic reactions.

    I already hear objections in my brain to my proposal to just let George Lucas go and forgive him for ruining everything – not only Star Wars, but everything. Shit.

  • FakUJeorgLukas

    I love chash in the end.

  • Marvin Falz

    The more I think about it, the more I find that quote from 1st Corinthians 13 “but when I became a man, I put away childish things” one that leads directly away from faith in an alleged ultimate human sacrifice out of love and away from believe that pain, torture and blood shed is a sign of that same love. So I’m done with Christianity. Btw worshipping a human being is idolatry from the perspective of the God of the Old Testament. But who cares. I for one hate that I’ve been torn between fear of revenge from the loving God and logic, reason and evidence for a too long time. Fortunately logic, reason and evidence win all the time. *Unfunny, boring, way too serious and dry asshole out.

  • Ben Burger

    Damn how old is this video?

  • Harry Mason

    3:36 I had the same reaction that Rich Evans did when I saw Silent Hill Revelations in theater. I made it through all the fan service and bullshit with some amused smiles and a couple of chuckles.

    I snorted at the hug battle.

    I facepalmed at the Pyramid Head “boss vs. boss” battle.

    But when I saw Travis motherfucking Grady pull up in a semi and say something along the lines of “you kids need a lift?” I took off my 3D glasses and threw them into the aisle and just started shouting “WHAT THE FUCK?! WHAT THE FUCKING FUCK?!!??!?”

    I’m sure I ruined the experience for my fellow moviegoers, but at least my friends got a few good laughs.

    I know that feel Rich, I know that feel….

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