It doesn’t take a genius to know that Pixar pay homage to other movies in their animations, but you’re never going to get every little subtle reference.
So you have to applaud Spain-based video editor Jorge Luengo Ruiz, who’s put together this montage of all the scenes and instances from Pixar movies that pay tribute to classic films.
Chabaddy G is the larger than life character from BBC sitcom People Just Do Nothing, about fictional pirate radio Kurupt FM.
He’s also known as the Mayor of Hounslow, the Rig Doctor, Alan Brown Sugar, the Off-White Bruce Forstyh, and the Real Jeremy Clarkson, and here he goes on a date in a chicken shop. If romance wasn’t dead, Chabaddy G definitely kills it off here.
Behind all the action and drama, Star Wars is essentially a story about a family, albeit a family that likes to attack each other with lightsabers.
This Lego stop motion animation imagines the behind the scenes where Luke is just another stroppy kid getting fed up with his dad who so doesn’t understand him. Gahd!
Think of your grandma and what comes to mind isn’t a whisky-guzzling hell raiser. Not any more anyway.
So it’s extra amusing to see them try some Fireball Cinnamon Whisky for the first time, coughing, spluttering, and eyes watering. Some of them seem to like it though. Party on, grandmas!
What are friends for if not to send you adrift while asleep on an inflatable mattress in the middle of a lake?
Which is exactly what these guys did to their slumbering buddy Elliot who succumbs to the inevitable and ends up wet—and very angry.
GTA has had numerous settings for its video game shenanigans, but none of them have been Taiwan.
Which is a crying shame and this video shows why, because it pits the GTA action IRL in Taiwan and it makes for a compelling case. Rockstar, make it happen!
Sometimes the funniest insult you can give is the most childish one, and that point is proven in this video.
Which sees Will Ferrell and Mark Wahlberg take it in turns to insult one another in the Playground Insults Game, which they played while on Scott Mills’ radio show. It’s hilarious.
Using the music from the Star Wars: The Force Awakens trailer, YouTube user Tom F. gives a modern makeover to the trailer for 1983’s Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi.
And he does a remarkable job, so good that he could probably even make the prequels look good using the same music and his skillful editing.
