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If you’re a fan of Empire Strikes Back, and let’s be honest here if you’re any kind of decent human being then you should be, then you’ll lap this up.
In this lost documentary, that’s been pieced together by a fan from various clips, we go behind the scenes of the best Star Wars movie ever.
Peter Serafinowicz is Kevin Spacey. Or maybe Kevin Spacey is Peter Serafinowicz, it’s hard to tell.
But whoever is whoever, this is an absolute tour de force of acting skillz that deserves an Oscar.
Behold! The trailer for 1989 movie Moontrap which involves two space shuttle pilots discovering an alien artifact and bringing it back to earth.
But, uh-oh, that alien artifact is an extraterristial war robot and all kinds of shit hits the fan, including the special FX.
Takeshi Kitano directs and stars in a film about a blind masseur and swordsman who waltzes into town that’s in the grip of warring gangs.
So he sets about kicking bad guy ass, because even though he can’t see a thing he can still wield a stick like a master.
After Arnold Schwarzenegger’s DVD commentary for “Total Recall” pretty much just consisted of him describing the scenes that were taking place before the viewer.
So Jimmy Fallon got him to do the same insightful analysis on some of his other films, including “Kindergarten Cop” and “Predator.”
Two years it took to make this live action version of the beloved Pixar movie, recreated for your entertainment.
And it’s paid off, with over 4 million YouTube views the internet certainly has an appetite for it. If you’ve got a spare hour and 20 minutes, it’s well worth your time.
Whether you thought The Hobbit was a cinematic high water mark or a load of old wizard balls, here’s something we can all enjoy.
A trio of dwarves rocking out as they cover the Misty Mountains theme, complete with kick ass guitar solos. Sterling work.
Like ‘The Hobbit’? Like ‘The Office’? Then you may well like this unique blend of those two worlds.
David Brent (aka Gandalf The Grey) tells us all about his philosophy around running a regional parchment merchants in Middle Earth.
