Over just a few years, How It Should Have Ended has grown from a small, no-name series into an Internet staple. The channel, which specializes in short animations portraying how popular Hollywood franchises should have ended, has nearly two million dedicated fans.
Naturally, the latest episode, covering How Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade Should Have Ended has instantly gone viral.
The ‘bullet time’ scene in The Matrix is no doubt one of the most popular scenes in the film. Ever since the slow motion dodging, dubbed ‘bullet time,’ has been spoofed and parodied countless times.
CineFix loves the movies so much, they don’t care if they aren’t the first to make their own homemade Matrix scene.
So they invited popular YouTuber Olga Kay to play Trinity and Jeremy Jahns to act as Neo in an extremely low budget, yet highly entertaining, shot-for-shot remake of the popular scene.
Everyone loves a ripping critique, even if it’s their favorite movie. That’s why movie obsessed Cinema Sins is so popular. Few can tear a movie apart so effectively in four minutes.
In honor of the new Iron Man movie coming out, they chose to go over Everything Wrong With Iron Man In 4
Already, the new review has been seen over 300,000 times, and is covered on CollegeHumor, BlameIt, and DoobyBrain.
Independent movie obsessed Indy Mogul hit the nail right on the head with this hilarious, fake, worst trailer ever, HOME WITHOUT, MARLEQTA.
The short video parodies every indy film trailer, complete with serious music, dark tones, and symbolism to let viewers know their watching a serious, dark movie, with symbolism.
Screen Junkies has finally calmed the demands of countless dedicated fans. As the Harry Potter series is of course a web favorite, countless viewers have been begging the cinema obsessed channel to give the magical franchise their famous Honest Trailers treatment.
Already, the video has collected over 400,000 hits, and is covered on DigitalSpy, UpRoxx, and HuffPost.
By AL www.ahra.org.uk