That command and conquer cast had no right to be that star-studded. Tim Curry was the only one who really got it, though -- the franchise had fully run off the rails by then in terms of the feasibility of its alternate history, and committing fully to the ridiculousness was the correct choice.

I can hear it in my head without even watching it. And I've never played the game.

That was really something. He barely got that out.

I remember that so well. The writing and acting and everything was so cheesy, but what I remember most was it felt like computer gaming had almost gone mainstream. It HAS now, but that was still in the days when movies made fun of nerds and game culture wasn't a thing.

I grew up in a time (late 80s) when computer people were weird and not understood.

Seeing Tim Curry and others in the cutscenes was so surreal.

Vice did a deep dive on this a while back:

https://www.vice.com/en/article/an-oral-history-of-tim-currys-escape-to-the-one-place-uncorrupted-by-capitalism/

RIP dude

He's dead? I just watched Scary Movie 2 and was wondering why I hadn't seen him in a while :(

We may agree that his most remarkable work can be summarized as "Don't dream it, be it,"