With Star Trek Into Darkness debuting on May 17th, the web is a buzz with excitement. In honor of the upcoming sequel, Cinema Sins returns to the original 2009 film to go over Everything Wrong With Star Trek 2009.
Who hasn’t seen The Matrix? Most young people have, but not Pixels Per Second‘s mom. He finally got her to watch the sci-fi action flick, and afterwards, asked her to retell the story in her own words.
She admits she didn’t grasp the entire film, closing her eyes often when things got too violent or intense.
But when discussing Neo, mom importantly adds in, “I keep on wondering is he straight or gay, cause I think there’s always been a question about that… He could be bi….”
As if the IRS wasn’t hated enough before, news has just broken out that the IRS has made an official apology for spending $60,000 on this ridiculous excuse for a Star Trek parody. That’s over $10 grand for each minute of video!
The officially commissioned video was made at an IRS studio in New Carrollton, Maryland, and was played during the opening of a training and leadership conference in 2010.
Obviously, viewers are outraged over the wasteful spending, not to mention how pathetic the parody came out for such a large budget.
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Let’s face it. Even the most grown up of viewers can’t help but imagine using a phaser from Star Trek, or the light saber from Star Wars.
Sneaky Zebra feels similar, so they made this epic Props War video, featuring three friends fighting to the death using all the coolest prop weapons from Hollywood.
The phaser, Thor’s hammer, the light saber, and more all make a glorious appearance in the new action video that is quickly picking up views.
After going viral with their Back To The Future In 60 Seconds video, animation studio 1A4STUDIO has returned with another speedrun.
This time, they condensed the ultra popular sci-fi thriller The Matrix into a quick one minute dose that’s as simple as taking the red pill.
Or do you choose the blue one?
