Animation studio 1A4STUDIO continues to churn out one minute speed run adaptations of popular Hollywood films. The trippy 1998 film Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas is already a wild ride for viewers. After packing the entire plot into a tiny one minute animation, viewers have the opportunity to take the entire crazy experience in one quick shot.
The 2007 blockbuster movie 300 broke new ground in Hollywood special effects, and made a huge splash in pop culture with their super slow motion effects being parodied in countless forms.
As is tradition in Hollywood, after the great success of the first movie, the much anticipated sequel 300: Rise of an Empire is now set for debut in March, 2014.
The new trailer has just been released, and is not trending.
With amazing editing techniques, popular movie-obsessed YouTube channel Pistol Shrimps has again placed The Dark Knight in famous movie scenes.
Back in March, they published their original Batman in Classic Movie Scenes video which quickly went viral, amassing over 900,000 hits and over 20,000 likes.
After being badgered by fans for weeks, the crew has finally served up a second helping of Batman in classic movies scenes, positioning The Dark Knight in iconic Hollywood scenes, such as as the famous diner scene in When Harry Met Sally, the popular and disgusting ‘hair gel’ scene in There’s Something About Mary, the renowned ‘I see dead people’ scene from The Sixth Sense, and a slew of other well-known films.
There are many people in Hollywood famous for a slew of attributes, but besides for his black shirts, Ricky Gervais is well known for just one thing. His iconic and contagious laughter.
To honor the gigantic giggles of Ricky Gervais, Gervais Art made this compilation of celebrities laughing, and dubbed over their laughter with Ricky’s.
It’s a hoot, and now it’s going viral.
The phone booth. Today, they are simply a relic of the past, but the small payphone cubicle on the streets used to be as ubiquitous in the movies as cellphones are today.
As a homage to the glory days, Hollywood obsessed Slacktory made this compilation of phone booth scenes in the movies. After viewing countless films, they came to the definite conclusion that “in the movies, the only person safe in a phone booth is Superman.”
They warn everyone else: Don’t go in the phone booth.
