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RiffTrax Short “Paper and I” Released…A fan favorite from a live show.
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This short is obviously where Tom Hanks got the idea for Wilson in Castaway…
A+ short!
It’s about time. This one was hilariously freaky.
The forests of the South? I’m hearing the strains of a banjo being played!
IMHO the picture on the cover looks *even* *creepier* than anything in the short itself. That seems an odd approach to take.
When exactly did the era of random supernatural entities extolling the virtues of specific objects and/or concepts end, anyway?
“It’s an endless nightmare, Willy!”
I watched the sample clip and was frankly disappointed compared to the live action version. Much like the studio version of Three Magic Words, it just feels empty without Weird Al/Paul F. Tompkins there to provide that extra bit of energy and their unique way of delivering their lines.
“Noooooooooooooooo springs!”
#6 Exactly! Sounds just like Coily