This PSA is to advise those who fear their table manners might be not up to par when it comes to dining with Indiana Jones. Thanks OneMinuteGalatica for helping us out in sticky situations. You can also check out their past PSA with Star Wars and proper space dating etiquette. Check out the Indiana Jones video after the break!
YouTube user SnubbyJ aka Kent Jenkin, is becoming the next Internet star with over 1.5 million views on his PVC pipe instrument at a college talent show. Jenkin’s PVC medley takes you across a plethora of various musical genres from Lady Gaga to movie theme songs. Currently, Kent has auditioned for America’s Got Talent and The Blue Man Group, but unfortunately with no success. You can check out his YouTube channel and his Facebook page to get more updates from him. Watch his big YouTube breakout video after the jump!
Although Randy Newman composed the music for Toy Story 3, YouTube user FixiousMaximus decided it would be best to mesh Michael Giacchino’s score from LOST with one of the most depressing intense scenes from this summer’s Toy Story 3. Spoiler Warnings Beware, this video should not be scene if you have not scene Toy Story 3 and you don’t want anything major being ruined for you. If you have seen Toy Story 3 and love LOST, by all means, this video is for you.
Giacchino’s score mixes so well with this moment. As any LOST fan knows, when this certain piece of music begins that your tear ducts should be on full alert and you should locate the nearest kleenex as soon as possible. Check out the great video after the break!
Before you go see Saw 3D this weekend you need to rewatch all the movies, but if you don’t have all the time in the world, check out this 7 minute summary video catching you up with Saw I-VI. It is not picking out the little details, but it pretty much sums up most of the major points. Thanks ScreenRant. Check the video out after the break!
Of course you can’t go see Saw 3D without revisiting every death in the movie franchise. The body count isn’t as high as you would think, but it gets pretty gruesome. Be warned, this obviously holds many spoilers through Saw I-VI and it is very graphic so hide your kids, hide your wives. But this is some good ole wholseome Saw death fun! Thanks Moviefone! Check the video out after the jump!
Team Unicorn, a group of lovely ladies promoting the existence of Gamer/Geek girls in the world, have come together to create a parody video of Katy Perry’s “California Gurls.” This is just the start of what I would assume to be an ongoing collaboration of musical numbers, skits, and fun videos expressing the love of gamer/geek girls. The core group consists of Michele Boyd (The Guild), Clare Grant (Robot Chicken), Milynn Sarley, and Rileah Vanderbilt (Hatchet).
Their big hit debut, “G33k & G4m3r Girls” also known as the “Geek and Gamer Girls Song,” was directed by David Yarvo and premiered early September. Within a week, the music video gained over one million views on Break.com. With appearances by Seth Green (husband of Clare Grant), Stan Lee, and Battlestar Galactica’s Katee Sackhoff, full nerdery was in order. Check out the awesome video after the break!
Can you make light of any situation? These guys at MaltBisney sure can. Shred some zonky sound effects and throw in some gnarly skater lingo and you got yourself an extreme video! Disney’s Blam! originally focused on funny faults of cartoon characters, but these guys took it one step further with Pixar’s Up. Check out the heartless yet some how funny video after the break. BLAM!
The William Morris Agency, an entertainment agency, put together a short film spoofing the very industry it is a part of. With a Tom Cruise “Jerry McGuire” esque look-a-like running the agency looking for next big thing, it is not too far from the truth to where the film industry is heading for ideas for the next big blockbuster. With Battleship, Candyland, more remakes, and more 3D films in the works, why not make Pinkberry: The Movie? You have to tie in all the films these day to marketing products. This short was directed by Dave Green, and the “Ari” like agency head is played by Miles Fisher. The WME agents who took part include Dave Wirtschafter, Rob Carlson, Kim Bilek, Simon Faber, Jason Spitz, David Karp and David Lubliner with a Rob Cohen cameo. Check out the video after the jump to indulge in the next big Summer blockbuster.
Last week, a seven minute short film spread like wild fire across the Interwebs and had geeks salivating by the buckets full. Mortal Kombat: Rebirth has now had close to four million views and rising. This short film puzzled viewers as to the origin and what this was promoting if it was promoting anything at all. With E3 on it’s way many thought it was to promote a new video game, others believed it was a promo for a new movie coming out, and some just thought it was made for fun. Continue after the jump to read what the real deal to this short film was!
Jimmy Kimmel Live created a fun video depicting the Lost characters throwing out some interestingly new dialogue.
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