I had the same reaction the first time I saw that poster.

Wait, this is real? Like, is this meta-documentary or viral-marketing in the form of a real comeback, or, or vice versa? Confused but loving it at the same time.

fuck I hope this is real.

For chachi.

The feelgood hit of the summer!

Oh, Ralph, you are just so adorable when you smash plates.

Sweet christ he could pass for 25

From the EW.com interview:

EW: What do you hope comes out of this?

RM: "That’s a good question. There’s a piece of me that did this to show the type of humor that I love — irreverent, dark, parody — which most people don’t know, and to go to places that I normally wouldn’t go. They wouldn’t normally cast me as the guy who would walk into a bar all coked up and just get up in somebody’s face. The best-case scenario is that I’m doing it at a time when there’s such great interest because of the remake coming out, I take advantage of that wake-up call to the town, meaning Hollywood, as to how smart it would be to find the right vehicle for me at this point — whether that’s television or features. Hollywood loves that more than anything, that sort of comeback story. It’s sort of like when Neil Patrick Harris did that Harold & Kumar thing. All the sudden he was a different actor. He was the same actor. It’s like Travolta’s said, he’s come back eight times, it’s just Pulp Fiction is the one everyone talks about. Worst-case scenario, I have this great, cool video that’s an awesome button to all that I’ve done over the years."

I wouldn't have recognized him.

I actually met Macchio after doing How 2 Succeed In Business on stage. He really is a very nice guy with zero attitude. This faux-trailer is perfect parody of who he is and what hollywood wants. Perfect.

Will I ever NOT want to pound the hell out of Molly Ringwald.

Dammit.

The Costco card was a nice touch.