Video: Pulp Fiction scene redone with kids

From the Oxford Film Festival

Video: Trifecta of funny

January was a slow month. Though I still do have a review to write. For now, here's some 'hump day' stuff. I lol'd at all three:

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(I can't believe I've never seen this guy before. Hi-larious. Makes me want to see the movie)


The Techno remix of Christian Bale's recently unearthed outburst...

Happy Wednesday

Video: Benjamin Button=Forrest Gump

I'm so sorry I didn't post this sooner. I just got around to watching it today.

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Something Amazing! Star Wars retold by someone who's never seen it

Star Wars: Retold (by someone who hasn't seen it) from Joe Nicolosi on Vimeo.

Video: Prop. 8: The Musical

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This has basically been posted everywhere, but it is hilarious. And how on earth did they get all those people?

Video: The Kevin Bacon Movie Club!

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Listmania: Cinematical's 7 Funniest Horror Films

{This was actually posted about 2 weeks ago, but I thought it more appropriate closer to Halloween. Plus Shaun of the Dead is number one!}

Find it HERE.

Something Funny: If Michael Bay had written "The Dark Knight"

The rest here.

Something Funny: Star Wars: Backstroke of the West

I found this like 3 years ago, right around the time of Revenge of the Sith and all the hype surrounding. I was reminded of it tonight when I was watching Episode III on tv. This guy bought a bootlegged copy of Star Wars translated into Chinese and translated back into English. The result is hilarious. I can't even tell you how much I laughed the second time reading through them.



Click the picture to take you to the entire thing.

Something Funny: How to make your own Judd Apatow movie

From Cracked.com

>>Have you ever wanted to make a smash comedy hit, just like Director/Producer/”Writer” Judd Apatow? Now you can! Follow these simple steps and you’ll be on your way to crafting a wry, witty, irreverent romantic comedy chock full of heart, without ever having to generate a single fresh concept!
Difficulty: Can be tricky the first time, but once you’ve got the hang of it, you can pump them out yearly.
Time: 6 months (4 hours for scripting and casting, a weekend for shooting, and 5 months and 28 days for editing, advertising and “make ‘em wait” time).
Things You Will Need:
-A beloved failed TV show from which to pull your cast
-A thorough knowledge of basic sexual slang (for help with this, see my other manual, “From Pearl Necklaces to Donkey Punches: the Eight Comedic Sexual Maneuvers”)
-A disdain for continuity
-An old High School yearbook from which to pull ideas and characters
-A shitload of film to allow actors time to improvise (ie, “write the script”)
-An understanding of improvisational comedy that entails two guys speaking in unconnected one-liners
-Paul Rudd’s phone number
-A giant bag of weed (usually Paul Rudd can provide this)

Continued here.