The Monty Python comedy classic from 1975 that reworked the King Arthur legend with absurd hilarity certainly wasn’t a drama—it mocked the tropes of dramas, but it wasn’t one. Now, in anticipation of Guy Ritchie’s reinvention of the myth in ‘King Arthur: Legend of the Sword’ coming in 2017, YouTube channel CineFix have recut ‘Monty [...]

Video essayist Tony Zhou turns his analytical filmic brain to the contemporary film score in blockbuster movies, and in doing so explores why man,y like the soundtracks used in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, all sound the same. Their soundtracks don’t have the appeal of John Williams’ Star Wars for example, they’re entirely forgettable. This is [...]

Peter K. Rosenthal, greatest movie critic on the planet, gets his filmic mind into Clint Eastwood’s newest movie ‘Sully’ starring Tom Hanks—the film is about Chesley ‘Sully’ Sullenberger, the hero pilot who landed an Airbus A320 in the Hudson River in 2009 after a gaggle of geese flew into the plane’s engines causing it some [...]

When Ridley Scott’s Gladiator arrived in cinema’s in 2002, everyone was blown away by it—it essentially reignited the epic historical drama type of movie, but made it a bit more action-based. Now, with the benefit of hindsight and also the benefit of Screen Junkies, we can see it for what it really was: the most [...]

Director Antonio Maria Da Silva has created a bathroom-themed spin off of his awesome Hell’s Club series. Like the previous instalments it features a fictitious night club, Hell’s Club, which has been created by editing together badass characters and scenes from iconic movies. It’s a world where Arnie’s Terminator hangs out in the same place [...]

Thor didn’t show up in ‘Captain America: Civil War’ to take sides, but if you were wondering where he was then look no further than this amusing short. Shown at the 2016 San Diego Comic-Con by Thor: Ragnarok director Taika Waititi the clip teased what the Asgardian prince got up to during the events of [...]

Prepare to feel your tension levels rise as Burger Fiction run through those moments in a film when everybody’s pointing guns at each other and not firing, but might well do very, very soon. Which means there’s a lot of crazy nervous laughter, a lot of one liners, and some non-gun, corkscrew/broken bottle standoffs too.

In his most recent video essay Kristian Williams (aka Kaptain Kristian) focuses on Steven Spielberg’s 1993 movie Jurassic Park—specifically he looks at how the sci-fi adventure film set a completely new standard for visual effects. If you look at it now over two decades later the CGI still looks fantastic, and helped propel the industry [...]

As part of a promotion for his new animated movie featuring talking food, Sausage Party, Seth Rogen heads out into New York and pranks New Yorkers out shopping for their groceries with talking fruit and vegetables. Hidden amongst the actual food is animatronic produce and it certainly would freak you out if you chanced upon [...]

Sneaky Zebra have gone full-on nerd in their latest video Prop Wars: Prop Harder which sees three guys do battle with a huge variety of props from all the very best nerdy film and shows. If you’re a fan of sci-fi and fantasy you’re going to recognise a whole host of this arsenal and the [...]

James Bond, as well as being a secret agent, is also known as a man who is fond of women. Yet his treatment of them isn’t necessarily always respectful. After watching the scene in the latest Bond movie Spectre which sees Daniel Craig’s Bond bed and then abandon a widow on the day of her [...]