“Captain America: The First Avenger” Meets Team America Part II Michael Lee, March 25, 2011March 26, 2011 Super Bowl XLV gave us our first look at Captain America: The First Avenger, but the T.V. spot was a bit too fast and movie goers who are awaiting the film’s release felt that it wasn’t given the justice it deserved. Youtube user CelticPredator created a parody of that T.V. spot and not only did it make the spot funnier, but it also made it better. CelticPredator has incorporated “America, Fuck Yeah” by Trey Parker and Matt Stone, from their film Team America: World Police into the T.V. spot. Of course Marvel or Paramount couldn’t release a trailer like it, but it was nice to see that the studios allowed CelticPredator to keep the video online. So with the new trailer debuting this week, another parody by CelticPredator was inevitable. Hit the jump to see it.With released their first theatrical trailer for Captain America, CelticPredator is at it again. This time the YouTuber uses the same song from his previous creation and adds “Freedom Isn’t Free,” also by Parker and Stone.Watch the video below.Captain America: The First Avenger opens in theaters in both 2D and 3D on July 22, 2012. F**K YEAH!! Fan Made Work Viral News Viral Videos Captain America: The First AvengerFan MadeTrailer
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Sacha Baron Cohen’s General Aladeen From “The Dictator” Responds to Oscar Ban February 24, 2012February 24, 2012The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences aren’t big fans of Sacha Baron Cohen’s antics and fearing that he could make some sort of publicity stunt to promote The Dictator, they have decided to ban him from from the prestigious event. Course if Cohen can guarantee that he won’t… Read More
NBC’s YouTube Clip for “Awake” Causes Controversy Because of Views February 25, 2012NBC’s new psychological crime drama Awake premieres this coming Thursday, but the network has made a big push online to build awareness. You can find the pilot episode on several websites, including YouTube, where it currently has less than 15,000 views. So how does a clip from the show posted… Read More