The Dark Knight Rises trailer mashups have begun! Here we get video of The Lion King matched up (pretty damn well) with the audio from the latest Dark Knight trailer. Enjoy!
THE LION KING RISES: Dark Knight Rises Trailer Parody
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Feeling underappreciated and ready to run his own con, Hardison (Aldis Hodge) convinces Nate (Timothy Hutton) to let him run the show to take down an brother (Todd Stashwick) and sister (Sasha Barrese) team scamming customers by buying their gold at only a fraction of its actual worth.
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Big Pac-Man fan, are you? Then maybe you’ll want to pick up one of these custom ukuleles for $600 (plus shipping and handling) from Celentano Woodworks.
Pac Man ukulele by Celentano Woodworks via Likecool
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Iowa responds to national coverage of their home state. Very funny, but as you’ll be able to tell in the first few seconds also very much NSFW.
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Issue #4 gives us a pretty well thought-out explanation as to how Barry Allen survived the sequence of events from last month’s comic, but most of this month’s story is focused on explaining the history of Mob Rule.
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What happens when you plug in William Hartnell, David Tennant and Tom Baker into Star Wars: Episode – The Phantom Menace? Awesome, that’s what!!!
Doctor Who Meets Star Wars Episode I – The Prequel Menace
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Someone discovered the secret that Indiana Jones is based on the classic pulp heroes. Some of these shots look nearly identical, but I think film making is like any other skill. Watch what others have done; repeat the things that worked, don’t do the things that didn’t.
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Director Steven Soderbergh puts together an ensemble cast (Marion Cotillard, Elliott Gould, Demetri Martin, Kate Winslet, Gwyneth Paltrow, Jennifer Ehle, Enrico Colantoni) to give us his take on a worldwide pandemic that sweeps over the world in a matter of days. Sadly, it turns out he doesn’t have anything new to say. Contagion isn’t a bad film, but it’s exactly what you expect from this genre, nothing more.
Half of the film, centered around the search for the cure, plays out very much like Outbreak or The Andromeda Strain as the rest of the story centers the constant threat of violence as society self-destructs and devolves into anarchy (like The Road, 28 Days Later, or any number of post-apocalyptic films in recent years).
Not surprisingly, as the situation worsens and the body count rises society starts to crumble as violence and riots break out across the globe. As always, there are a handful of good people working diligently to save us all from the end of the world and even some (Matt Damon) immune to the disease.
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For this afternoon’s music post we return to an old Transbuddha favorite. This is Chromeo with “Night By Night.”
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This animated short film shows that just because you’re made of paper doesn’t mean you aren’t still looking for love.
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