The speed run masters at 1A4 STUDIO are back. After reproducing fan favorites such as Back To The Future in a sixty second speed run animation, the studio has returned to concentrate the sci-fi thriller Aliens into just one minute.
Just over the weekend, video of an adorable pug seemingly cheering at the end of Homeward Bound hit the viral scene. Viewers loved watching the pup emotionally react to the ending of the film.
Apparently, that pug isn’t the only dog who can follow a movie plot.
SMPULLEN‘s three year old dog, who is interestingly enough half pug, also seems to understand what’s on TV. During the famous sad scene in The Lion King when Mufasa dies with Simba at his side, the pup literally whines in sadness as Simba mourns his father.
The cute yet sad video is actually from February, but is trending again now.
The headache inducing 3D reboot of Jurassic Park came and went rather quietly at the box office back in April. But fans still have a special place in their hearts for the film.
Which is probably why so many fans begged movie obsessed Cinema Sins to perform their ‘everything wrong with’ magic on the Steven Spielberg film. Finally, it is here. Everything Wrong With Jurassic Park.
Dramatically and agonizingly screaming ‘Nooooooo…’ in the movies has been done quite a few times in Hollywood.
Super Cut Online couldn’t help notice how often they caught this recurring trend in the movies, so they took the time to cut up and compile all the best ‘Nooooo’s in the movies into one scream-tastic supercut.
Barely 10 years ago, Lego introduced their computer Lego MindStorm line, along with their camera movie making kit. After several iterations of models, today, even adults make use of the high tech toys, often recreating a famous movie scene.
Lego obsessed Brick Tease specializes in making said videos on YouTube. Their latest frame-by-frame recreation of a scene from the Casino Royale James Bond movie has just gone viral, quickly snatching up 100,000 views.
Viewers are truly impressed how exact the Lego parody is when compared side-by-side with the original movie scene.
