Viral Video Roundup: “X-Men”, “Akira”, “Kill Bill”, And More! Binyamin Wallin, May 18, 2014May 18, 2014 The Internet is full of videos related to movies and television, whether they be fan made, studio made, or somewhere in between. We regularly bring you the best, most interesting, or just plain weirdest. In this week’s edition: Animated Mutants, a Fan-Made epic trailer, and a youthful movie reenactment.Hit the jump to see this week’s videos! First, we bring you an animated version of the new X-Men movie, Days of Future Past. The 1988 animated Japanese movie is redone as live action. A man makes working Wolverine claws. The Hobbit is censored. Unnecessarily, of course. Tyrion’s speech has a new ending. Finally, the movie Kill Bill is reshot with kids, and compared side-by-side. Did we miss any videos? What did you think?Let us know in the comments below! Features Viral Video Round Up Viral Videos AkiraGame of ThronesKill BillThe Hobbit: The Desolation of SmaugViral Video RoundupViral VideosX-Men: Days of Future Past
SNL Takes On “The Walking Dead” And More March 3, 2013Last night, comedian Kevin Hart hosted Saturday Night Live on NBC, and while there were plenty of funny sketches, there were a few that movie and television fans like us will particularly like. After break, watch Hart and the cast take on The Walking Dead, Shark Tank, and more. Read More
First Clip Of “The Fault In Our Stars” From The MTV’s Movie Awards April 14, 2014At the MTV Movie Awards viewers got a chance to catch a sneak peek at John Green‘s The Fault in Our Stars, the movie poised to charm your pants off when it comes out on June 6th. Here we have a clip of Ansel Elgort as the charismatic Augustus Waters uttering… Read More
Viral Marketing ESPN Brings Admiral Ackbar to Primetime September 9, 2010October 18, 2011It’s probably not quite the same thrill as destroying the Death Star, but for one evening, everyone’s favorite squid-faced rebel hero, Admiral Ackbar, was the talk of the college football world. That is because ESPN aired a commercial documenting the now infamous campaign by University of Mississippi students to have… Read More