Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Movie 1996 Watch Free in HD

Trace Beaulieu

6 November 1958, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA

Michael J. Nelson

11 October 1964, St. Charles, Illinois, USA

Jim Mallon

19 March 1956, Rochester, Minnesota, USA

Kevin Murphy

3 November 1956, River Forest, Illinois, USA

John Brady

Jim Mallon

19 March 1956, Rochester, Minnesota, USA

Trace Beaulieu

6 November 1958, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA

Michael J. Nelson

11 October 1964, St. Charles, Illinois, USA

Dr. Clayton Forrester

Played by: Trace Beaulieu

Mike Nelson

Played by: Michael J. Nelson

Gypsy

Played by: Jim Mallon

Tom Servo

Played by: Kevin Murphy

Benkitnorf

Played by: John Brady

Philadelphia Inquirer

If you're in the mood for some knuckleheaded comedy at the expense of -- in mad scientist Dr. Forrester's words -- "a stinky cinematic suppository called This Island Earth," then get thee to some place playing MST3K.

September 02, 2014

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South Florida Sun-Sentinel

The incorporated tale of large-craniumed alien scientists, bug-headed mutants and a heavily mascaraed heroine in a pointy-brassiered jumpsuit proves fine fodder for the MST3K writers and performers.

September 02, 2014

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Baltimore Sun

Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Movie is about a third as funny as it thinks it is. Still, that's pretty funny and about twice as funny as most American comedies these days.

September 02, 2014

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New York Daily News

There are still enough bad makeup jobs, pretentious lines, and coy sexual situations to give the chattering puppets plenty of fodder.

September 02, 2014

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Philadelphia Daily News

Fans (O.K., MSTies) will find new and larger sets and slightly better special effects.

September 02, 2014

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TIME Magazine

As the gags pile up remorselessly, and the viewer strains to keep up with the story line and the cutting subtext, a furious but benign apnea takes hold. You can't enjoy a good long laugh because you'll miss too much.

September 02, 2014

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Boston Phoenix

The film is a vindication of bad taste, and of the principle that mocking well is the best revenge.

September 02, 2014

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Seattle Times

It's a fun enough way to pass the time. And fans of the TV version of MST3K certainly won't be disappointed. But it would be just as much -- if not more -- fun watching it in your own living room with a bunch of rowdy pals.

September 02, 2014

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Orlando Sentinel

[MSTies] can rest assured that the movie is about as funny as a typical episode of the show that is, pretty darn funny in a sly and satirical sort of way. For others, the movie can serve as a good introduction to the whole MST3K phenomenon.

September 02, 2014

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People Magazine

This may only be a moderately funny example of the movie-spoofing series, but this MST3K feature is still the funniest movie to appear in theaters this year.

September 02, 2014

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Christian Science Monitor

The show provides a prodigious number of giggles, and it's so short (well under 90 minutes) that you'll have plenty of time to rent the original This Island Earth and test out wisecracks of your own.

September 02, 2014

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Chicago Tribune

For many, a little of this joking will go a long way; devoted fans, however, will wish for a double-bill. Count me closer to the latter group.

September 02, 2014

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