We’re all familiar with the TV show Cops, which follows around police officers, constables, sheriff’s deputies, federal agents and state troopers as they go about their patrols and other daily duties. But what if those cops had magical powers akin to those of wizards and wikkas?
The SNL cast join Jon Hamm and Emma Stone to show us Star Wars: The Force Awakens cast screenings that the public didn’t get to see, because they don’ exist, except as an SNL sketch. But they’re lots of fun, as we see ‘Danny DeVito’ audition for BB-8, ‘Shaquille O’Neal’ do his bets Chewbacca, and ‘Chris Tucker’ overact.
Sure the Force Awakens may be coming to the big screen very soon, but this is the Star Wars movie wrestling fans would love to see. Because it features none other than Randy Orton. After Shia Labeouf and the rebels have been brutally overpowered by the Empire on their newly established base, Randy takes advanced RKO training with Luke Skywalker.
The Millennium Falcon is an iconic-looking fictional spacecraft, instantly recognisable to us all and a piece of cinema history. But originally it wasn’t going to look like that, instead it wasn’t the circular shape we all know and love, but was going to be long and thin—this was scrapped because it was thought to be too similar to a ship from Space: 1999.
If you ever find yourself doubting the internet and what it’s good for, then just take a look at this and all will be forgiven—the intro to 1990s cult kids TV show Teletubbies is recreated in Los Santos, with the various characters from GTA V getting dressed up like Tinky Winky, Dipsy, La La, and Po.
If you’ve seen Jurassic World then you’ll know that while it had some dino-fun and frolics it had many, many flaws. It definitely didn’t live up to the brilliance of Jurassic Park. So you’ll be grateful for this “Everything Wrong With…” from CinemaSins which picks the blockbuster apart and points out it’s many, many sins.
The Matrix was one of the greatest sci-fi movies ever while the two sequels were a disgrace. So if you’ve never gotten around to seeing them and were intrigued as to how they played out, you can now watch them without having to waste hours of your life.
Charlie Brown is the eternal suffering everyman that never gets to kick that football, and is constantly being bullied by Lucy—but if you thought his life couldn’t get any more depressing, then try watching this footage edited together with that choir-version of Radiohead’s ‘Creep” from the Social Network trailer.
Suffering from a hangover is never enjoyable, but how much better would it be if you had the skills of a Jedi? Well, from the looks of this skit, it would be brilliant and also quite dangerous. Brilliant because you’d be able to use your Jedi tricks to aid with making breakfast.
If you’re familiar with the work of Japanese director Takashi Miike, like Audition and Ichi the Killer, you’ll know his films can be insanely violent and brilliantly unhinged—this latest from him features Yakuza vampires and looks like it could be lots of fun. Because who doesn’t want to see a gangster and vampire movie merged into one?
RackaRacka have made a Red Bull commercial that will never, ever get shown on TV—for one it’s not endorsed by the company and two, it’s ridiculously violent. Playing on the idea of the drink giving you wings, along with being dangerous for pregnant women and children, it turns into a bloodfest when said people drink Red Bull and suffer the gory consequences.
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