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Jimmy Kimmel and co take LOST and give it the unnecessary censorship treatment, bleeping out swears that were never there.
The storyline for LOST might have been a load of old nonsense but if the dialogue was this hilarious I might have bothered watching it past the second episode.
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This enterprising Geordie has started selling his own brand of cologne from a Warkworth beach.
If he doesn’t get sued into oblivion by the Old Spice guys he might have just managed to corner himself a nice little niche market…
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If you thought that ‘enhancing the image’ was as bad as TV science got, I have some bad news for you. The guys who write Bones have lowered the bar.
This makes the CCTV camera image rotation thing from Enemy Of The State look totally plausable.
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Pixar are masters of their craft. Fitting that a composer as talented as this guy would use samples from one of their movies to make a track.
Even if you’re not a fan of Up, this is well worth a listen.
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What do you get if you mix a goofy-as-hell LMFAO track with a bunch of re-cut scenes from the old He-Man cartoon? Internet gold, that’s what. This blows the “What’s Going On” recut out of the water.
His hair is a wiener, your argument is invalid.
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Just when you thought you’d seen the last from young Bradley, he manages one last hurrah to express his gratitude at getting an elicit kiss.
How can such a thing be possible, you might ask? Well, it has something to do with the age-old affliction of zombie penis.
When Youtube user dogfoodfilms posted a video of Harrison Ford purportedly watching Indiana Jones for the first time, a lot of people complained that it was in fact a fake.
To remove any doubt he’s created his finest work; Harrison Watching Harrison Watching Indiana Jones. Enjoy.
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This may come as a surprise to some people, but on the internet folks like to argue. Yep, it’s true. I know, shocking isn’t it, it’s hard to believe that anyone can disagree. But they can.
And so icons of Star Trek and Star Wars recently took to the internet arguing that their franchise reigned supreme. When things got personal, George Takei–the only actor who has worked in both–stepped in to broker the peace by identifying a mutual threat.
‘They mostly come out on ice…..Mostly’ – You can keep your Lion Kings, your Fantasias, your Beauty and the Beasts, this is where it’s at when it comes to putting films on ice. This is something the whole family can enjoy.
It might not be the most festive, but who cares when it has Ripley in that big yellow crane thing. And so what if they can’t skate that well, it’s not about the skating, it’s about setting awesome 80s movies in an ice rink. Next they should do Predator and Die Hard. For. The. Win.
Darth Vader is such a whore for the man, here he is shucking his wares selling products. It used to be about the Empire, about the dark side and pure evil.
Now look at him, happy to star in any old commercial, as long as it allows him to get that Death Star shaped swimming pool at his new mansion on Endor
How you doing for time? Got a spare 40 minutes? Of course you have, what else do you have to do? Work? Pah! That can wait.
Instead watch this fan film tribute to Star Wars, with tip-top special effects and a cast that doesn’t feature Jar Jar Binks, it’s like the prequel we always wanted.
Everyone loves the part in the movie where the camera pans in on a character’s anguished face as they open their mouth wide and scream an ear-piercing “NOOOOO!”.
You’d be lying to yourself if you said that you didn’t. And here’s 20 characters all edited together for your convenience, all screaming “NOOOOOO!” YES!
Good old Charlie Brooker, here he gives a spot on parody of lazy news editing, taken from his awesome TV shows Newswipe.
He manages to inform, take the piss, all while using their own methods for ridiculing them. One thing we should all take away from this: we need more lighthouse-keeper-getting-beheaded-by-a-lazer-beam graphics on the news.
If you breath oxygen, then you need to see this documentary. Because who doesn’t love that little furry red freak that enriched our little lives when we were knee high to a grasshopper and the world was one big playground.
The documentary chronicles the story of Kevin Clash, the man behind Elmo, from his days as an ambitious working-class kid in Baltimore to his current career as the artist behind one of the most popular puppets of all time.
