Viral Video: How “Captain America: The Winter Soldier” Should Have Ended Michael Lee, August 6, 2014August 6, 2014 No superhero movie is safe from plotholes, all of their scripts have them, and videos from Honest Trailers and How It Should Have Ended are more than happy to point them out. But for How It Should Have Ended, they provide their own alternate endings for said film.Now with Marvel Studios releasing one successful film after another, some of the bigger plot holes in the film are a bit more obvious, like how come Iron Man, Thor, or Captain America didn’t call the Avengers to help when they had the chance. The film’s merely glossed over that, and expected us to accept the notion that just because it is a solo film, they are on their own.With Captain America: The Winter Soldier hitting store shelves next month, the people over at How It Should Have Ended released heir latest video, How Captain America The Winter Soldier Should Have Ended. Hit the jump to check it out.Obviously it be to easy to call the Avengers to solve of MCU’s problems, not to mention that it be lazy writing. But what the film does point out is that Black Widow’s disguise technology could have been used differently, which would have caused less destruction in the film.While these videos are meant to be funny and poke fun at the films in question, there comes a point where the whole “we should have called the Avengers when we had the chance” becomes tiresome. So at what point do the HISHE people stop using that as point in their upcoming videos for Marvel movies? Regardless, I’m sure they will find other means of finding plotholes like the fishbowl bottoms that are attached to the Helicarriers, the holographic disguise, and just picking up Hydra agents into the air and dropping them. Viral Videos Captain America: The Winter SoldierChris EvansDisneyHow It Should Have EndedMarvel Studios
Jimmy Fallon’s “Downton Abbey” Parody Series Returns With Third Episode February 6, 2013February 7, 2013Downtown Abbey is a British period television drama that airs on ITV in the UK and PBS here in the states. While the show is very popular, it is a bit dry, and thus ripe for parodying. Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, my favorite late night talk show, has made… Read More
“The Amazing Spider-Man” Viral Campaign Slings Into WonderCon March 18, 2012March 21, 2012As was to be be expected, the viral campaign for Columbia Pictures’ The Amazing Spider-Man picked up some steam at WonderCon this weekend. In conjunction with Sony’s panel yesterday afternoon, there were a few updates to the campaign. Get the details after the break. Read More
“The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1” Viral Video: District 13 Has A Message For Panem July 9, 2014July 9, 2014It was only a couple of weeks back when Lionsgate launched the revamped viral marketing campaign for The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1. Tailored to fit the themes of the third book, the first wave of Mockingjay viral videos came in the form of President Snow (Donald Sutherland) addressing the… Read More