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Ross Thompson who is YouTuber The Unusual Suspect has edited together parts from 183 films to create a movie cover verson of Linkin Park’s 2000 song “In the End.”
There are some inspired choices of movie, from Ron Burgundy to puppet Kim Jong-il from Team America—in fact, it might even be better than the original song.
It doesn’t take a genius to know that Pixar pay homage to other movies in their animations, but you’re never going to get every little subtle reference.
So you have to applaud Spain-based video editor Jorge Luengo Ruiz, who’s put together this montage of all the scenes and instances from Pixar movies that pay tribute to classic films.
Using the music from the Star Wars: The Force Awakens trailer, YouTube user Tom F. gives a modern makeover to the trailer for 1983’s Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi.
And he does a remarkable job, so good that he could probably even make the prequels look good using the same music and his skillful editing.
Such is Star Wars’ cultural power that pretty much everyone has seen it—well, nearly everyone.
In this sketch YouTubers Dude Day perfectly sum up the abject frustration felt by Star Wars fans when they meet someone who’s never seen their beloved movies.
Narratives with twists and turns can make a movie riveting and worth many a rewatch, but sometimes it’s the fan theories that really shake things up.
Some are a load of old rubbish, but here are ten that are so damn inspired, from Star Wars to Harry Potter to LOTR, they put the scriptwriters to shame.
Many of the best movies have twists in them you never saw coming, but if you looked closely enough you may have seen some clues.
Rob Flis from Screen Rant takes a look at some of those clues, the hints, and prophetic statements that were hidden in films like The Matrix, The Dark Knight Returns, Avatar, Inception, and more.
The guys from Alltime Numbers share some number-related factoids about the original movies in George Lucas’ (now Disney’s) Star Wars franchise.
It details everything from how much the Jabba the Hut puppet cost to make, the diameter of the Death Star, and how much it would cost to build such a thing. (hint: it’s a shitload of money.)
We all know Hollywood is a place that loves to regurgitate and reboot ideas and movies, but these films go a step further.
They wholescale copy scenes from other films, giving them a cosmetic makeover and hoping no one will notices. But the guys at Screen Rant did.
