YouTubers Darth Blender have created this fun mashup of clips from the season six of fantasy drama, Game of Thrones, and sound FX from the original Star Wars trilogy.
So we get Gregor Clegane with Darth Vader’s asthmatic breathing and Cersei Lannister walking along Emperor-like to The Imperial March. Winter has come to Kings Landing and so has the dark side of the Force.
You may have thought that Hitler Downfall meme was long gone but it’s been revived and you’ll be glad it has.
In this hilarious version of it we see Boris Johnson’s HQ as it descend into chaos and disbelief after the EU referendum result comes in.
The news would be nothing without its bloopers—well it would be an impeccably run operation, but who wants that?
Instead we would much rather see live TV go wrong and all the hilarity that goes with it—here’s what 2016 has had to offer so far.
CineFix’s Clint Cage takes a look over and gives a great analysis of five brilliant action scenes from some badass films which grip you from the get go.
The films he delves into are Mad Max: Fury Road, The Raid: Redemption, Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers, Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, and The Bourne Ultimatum.
When you get a new pet you may decide to get it from a shelter, a local breeder, a pet shop, or you may choose to buy it online through a classified ad site. That last option comes with risks that buyers might not be fully aware of.
International animal welfare organisation FOUR PAWS carried out research on 42 classified ad sites and found evidence of sites offering illegally imported puppies, banned breeds, and endangered and wild caught species.
Sam Gorski and Niko Pueringer of special FX YouTube channel Corridor Digital turn an ordinary baseball game into a crazed live-action anime-style short film.
So that means lots of OTT anime effects and music, plenty of hyped up drama, and internal monologues explaining what the hell is going on.
Norwegian comedy group Pistol Shrimps ponder what it might be like if Professor Xavier’s school for mutants had open auditions.
So just like TV talent show contestants, mutants get to show why they think they deserve to be one of the X-Men. It results in some hilariously imagined mock superpowers.
Host of HBO’s Last Week Tonight and UK comedian John Oliver takes a more reasoned look at the implications of what might happen if the UK chooses to leave the European Union.
Amongst all the craziness being bandied about by both sides it’s one of the more measured takes on a Brexit—Oliver then gets a barbershop quartet to sing about a better option.
