If you’ve seen the Thor: Ragnarok you’ll know the movie, directed by Taika Waititi, looks like nothing else from the MCU.
It does look like it owes some of its tone to Flash Gordon though, and in that vein Nerdist have reimagined the trailer for Marvel movie as a fun, cheesy trailer from 1987.
In the latest sketch from comedian Greg Burke and Lou Perez, (aka GREGandLOU), Disney executives have some fairly major problems with director Rian Johnson’s upcoming Star Wars movie.
Of course, as we all know the movie is titled The Last Jedi but the executives demand reshoots after seeing the new trailer and panicking.
Now that the Justice League trailer has dropped, the Avengers have a superhero supergroup to challenge their claim to earth’s mightiest heroes.
And video editor Dr. Machakil uses clips from Avengers: Age of Ultron to amusingly imagine how they might react to watching the full-length trailer for DC Comics’ upcoming Justice League movie.
Stop everything because there’s a trailer out for Edgar Wright’s new movie, the film’s called Baby Driver and it’s a heist movie and romance.
The plot centres around a getaway driver called Baby who falls in love with a waitress and wants to leave his criminal life behind. It also features a kickass soundtrack
The kids of Strangers Things are coming back and it’s suitably going to be in time for Halloween—the Upside Down is also back and Will seems to be having some weird side effects still too.
All this and more is hinted at in the trailer for season 2, which looks likes it going to be just as good, if not better, than the first season.
Jim Jarmusch’s new film Gimmer Danger chronicles the story of The Stooges, one of the greatest rock-n-roll bands of all time and history.
It chronicles how Iggy Pop and the Stooges have, for nearly fifty years, been defining music with their brand of raucous rock—and Iggy isn’t looking like he’s going to stop just yet.
It’s finally here, the first look at The Grand Tour, the upcoming car-themed Amazon Original series starring Jeremy Clarkson, James May, and Richard Hammond.
The former Top Gear hosts will star in the new weekly streaming show on Amazon Prime beginning November 18, 2016. Will it live up to their previous show? We’ll have to wait and see.
Joey Thompson is a Los Angeles-based comedian and writer who also happens to look just like Ryan Gosling.
Which is fitting because in this parody trailer he creates a hilarious sequel to the 2011 movie Drive, this time the protagonist is an uber driver transporting around vomit-spewing passengers.
