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If you thought Darth Maul was not only the best thing in The Phantom Menace but was underused too, this film readdresses that imbalance.
It sees Darth Maul as a Sith trainee taking on Jedi Knights who have found his secret hideout, ensuring plenty of awesome lightsaber duels in the process.
So after Frodo finishes his epic quest as a ring-bearer, he has to leave Middle Earth, but why?
WHY!? Well this video attempts to explain it all along with answering other LOTR-based questions like, do orcs have sex?
The Riben Collective have created a hilarious parody and tribute to Game of Thrones’ Jon Snow, who (spoilers) may or may not be dead.
To add an upbeat vibe to proceedings, the recap of Snow’s life is set to Third Eye Blind’s 1990s alt rock hit “Semi-Charmed Life.” And it’s very catchy indeed.
Bob Ross is famous for his paintings of nature, The Revenant is famous for Leo getting stuck (quite literally sometimes) in nature—and horses.
So it was only a matter of time before the two met, and they do so in this hilarious spoof with Frank Garcia-Hejl as Ross as his serene mountain scenes become infused with more and more red paint.
Video editor Robert Jones has shown that when it comes to trailers, there’s always room for improvement.
Because he’s expertly mashed up footage from Guardians of the Galaxy with music and dialogue from the Bohemian Rhapsody Suicide Squad movie trailer. And it works like a treat.
YouTuber The Unusual Suspect has meticulously edited together clips from 109 various movies, both old and new, for this Green Day supercut cover.
Everyone from Yoda to Ferris Bueller to the Joker help belt out the 1994 pop punk hit ‘Basket Case’—and they do a pretty great job.
So, as it turns out most of Adam Sandler’s movies are connected to one another.
At least, that’s what this crazy guy has worked out and now he wants to explain how exactly it works. Behold, the Sandlerverse!
The best movie openings grip you from the outset and never let you go, the worst, well, they do the opposite.
Clint Gage from CineFix counts down and looks over ten of what they think are the greatest opening movie scenes ever, taking into account setting the film’s tone and being attention-grabbing.
