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The Honest Trailer crew really couldn’t have made a more accurate trailer for Disney’s Christmas hit Frozen.
“From the studio that finally learned how to make Pixar movies,” it begins, “…comes the feature-length music video for ‘Let It Go.’” Pwnd.
“Get thar arse in t’car lass.?”—and so it goes, Friday with a Yorkshire accent is blimmin’ marvellous.
Stick a flat cap atop Ms Black’s noggin and send that car for a joyride round t’Dales and she’d be a fully fledged Yorkshire citizen.
With language spoken almost inaudibly in regional accents, yeah, True Detective is pretty hard to understand. But it’s not quite as baffling as this parody from the guys at The Soup.
In which they do a great job of spoofing the hell out of the gibberish (or rich and complex dialogue if you’re a fan of the show) that Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson spout.
Richard Branson, shame on ye. The self-made ker-squillionaire and ex-hippy flower child has been acting like a hypocrite selling tickets to SeaWorld through his business Virgin Holidays—and he says he’s a fan of the orcas and the animals of the underwater kingdom.
Yet he’s happy to make a profit from people gawking at these poor creatures in captivity whose lives are no doubt miserable.
The first trailer’s out for the second film from Frank Miller’s noir comic series Sin City. Feel free to let out a squeak of delight.
And the main take away is, Jessica Alba’s stripper is back! Hooray! Plus Eva Green plays a femme fatale and Mickey Rourke’s Marv’s back too, in what looks to be a sequel every bit as bleak and violent and generally awesome as the first.
Depending on whether you’re a cyclist or not, will depend on your reaction to Top Gear’s blunt public information film for the cycling community.
No doubt that the advert is driven by nothing else other than bike riders’ safety, so both motorists and cyclists should watch this and maybe, just maybe, everyone can all live together in peace and love and harmony. And rage. Lots of rage.
Arguably the two greatest living Englishman and thespie besties Magneto and Pro X did a coup d’etat on Friday’s Late Night with Seth Meyers.
Appearing to promote their respective Broadway shows, McKellen decided to live his dream of hosting a late night show, so he ousted Seth and made Stewart his first guest.
Stewart Lee’s not the biggest fan of the internetz—and his real axe to grind is with Twitter.
He abhors it, calling it a “state surveillance agency staffed by gullible volunteers… a Stasi for the Angry Birds generation.” Nailed it.
