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Professional trailer editor and YouTube user indrancole3 has edited together Disney movies from the 90s into one long supercut.
And his profession shows, as the video comes across like one big, long, epic film about lions, genies, Greek demigods, and China’s Han Dynasty.
Honest Trailers throw their sarcasm behind one of the best action movies ever, although it does have a nonsensical timeline of events.
But who cares about narrative logic when you have a film with characters as badass as the “Che Guevara of soccer moms” Sarah Conner and the “indestructible Nokia brick phone of Terminators”, the T-800.
Most people like to consider themselves progressive and treat all people equally without resorting to prejudice or racism.
But someone needs to remind the filmmakers behind Jurassic World that we don’t live in the 1970s any more. There’s a line in the film where a character says “the pakis are out of containment”—British comedian Grubby Bear takes them to task over it (with his tongue firmly in his cheek).
Nothing is more important to science than the old who would win in a fight between different dinosaurs.
So here, Jurassic World consultant and renowned paleontologist Jack Horner picks who would win if Indominus rex came face-to-face with a Tyrannosaurus rex and a velociraptor.
With a name like Mad Dog 357 Plutonium, eating this chilli pepper extract was never going to be a walk in the park.
Unless that park was on fire or in hell, and this kid and his dad find out the hard way as they eat a tiny amount and suffer the eye-watering consequences.
101 iconic one-armed saves from some classic movies are cut together in this epic montage.
Technically some of them are failed save attempts, but hey, who cares when it’s all appropriately set to The Beatles’ “I Want to Hold Your Hand.”
Want! That’s what we’ve all become, just want-machines looking at stuff and wishing we had it.
And we can blame TV for making us like that, according to Charlie Brooker anyway—here he details how TV’s tantalising glimpses into over-indulged worlds has skewed our expectations of reality.
It’ll be no surprise to find out that The Fast and the Furious film franchise features A LOT of cars being totalled.
There’s 110 of them in fact, and every single one of those is collected here in this near four minute supercut of car carnage.
