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Screen Rant runs through some alternate endings to some classic movies that would have completely changed how we view them.
These endings aren’t just endings people have made up, or fan theories, they came about because of test audience reaction rewrites.
If you’e feeling blue or even if you’re not, this video of Stevie Wonder singing songs in a car will give you much joy.
As part of James Corden’s Carpool Karaoke segment, the soul singer belts out some of his classics, does some pretty funny impressions, and even sings “I Just Called To Say I Love You” to James’ wife.
There are many, and many brilliant, phone call scenes in movies, and YouTube channel Burger Fiction has seamlessly edited many of them together.
The result is a clever supercut that sees different characters from different movies all strung together to form one long, rambling phone conversation.
Why wait for high school reunions to happen when you can orchestrate them all by yourself?
That’s the thinking behind internet prankster Greg Benson’s from MediocreFilms as he turns up on people’s doorsteps who he hasn’t seen in over 20 years.
If you thought humans were going to save the earth from zombies, Russian filmmaker Michael Tivikoff thinks otherwise.
In this video he shows two machine gun-wielding cats taking on the zombie hordes as they do their best to outsmart an attack to rescue a tiny kitten.
All couples have a story of how they met, but Justin and Jill Willman decided to get drunk and tell theres, which makes it infinitely more hilarious.
Inspired by Comedy Central’s Drunk History comedy series they made a video where they tell the highly entertaining story of how they became a couple, which they then showed at the wedding. *cheers*
If you’ve ever sat through the inexplicable mess that is M. Night Shyamalan’s The Happening then you’ll know it’s one of his worst movies.
So it’s the perfect fodder for Honest Trailers to sink their sarcastic teeth into and tear the film a new one.
Alex Gendler provides a pretty great brain-teaser in his TED-Ed video where you’re stuck in the mountains after an internship goes wrong.
But unlike most other brain teasers, this one is extra awesome because it involves zombies! Can you solve it and avoid getting eaten?
