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Showing posts with label video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label video. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 14, 2015
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Thursday, November 7, 2013
Halloween Hangover: Here's One More Halloween Thing
A local Boise Idaho sports anchor dressed up as and did a mean Ron Burgundy impersonation during a local news broadcast. "Can I have everyone's attention please, I have a very important announcement!" Enjoy the greatness:
Thursday, October 31, 2013
Friday, October 25, 2013
Wednesday, May 29, 2013
Funny/Great Montage of Dance In Movies
I was really surprised how many of these clips I recognized from some movie I really like, don't think of many of these movies as having "dance numbers," and I loved the sitcom that the video ends with:
Saturday, May 4, 2013
May the 4th Be With You
In honor of Star Wars Day (May the 4th be with you, you get it?) here's some Darth Vader funnies
Labels:
comedy,
Darth Vader,
Star Wars,
video
Friday, April 19, 2013
Speaking of Star Wars...
Patton Oswalt did a great, hilarious improvised bit that was Star Wars/Marvel-centric to say the least on Parks & Recreation:
Friday, March 29, 2013
Wednesday, March 20, 2013
Some Very Funny Unfunny Stuff...
Here's a clip of a very funny, unfunny stand-up routine from Britain's Got Talent:
Which of course made me think of the one of the funniest unfunny bits ever, Norm MacDonald's roast of Bob Saget:
And I was watching an episode of Supernatural when I was posting the above and the episode ended with the song Dear Mr. Fantasy, a song I really like, so, for a non-sequitur, here's that:
Which of course made me think of the one of the funniest unfunny bits ever, Norm MacDonald's roast of Bob Saget:
Outtakes from Bob Saget Roast 1 - watch more funny videos
Labels:
comedy,
comedy central,
music,
TV,
video
Friday, December 14, 2012
Tuesday, September 25, 2012
Thursday, August 9, 2012
Tuesday, August 7, 2012
"Prometheus" vs. "Alien vs. Predator (AvP)"
So I had never seen the "Alien vs. Predator" (2004) movie until today. Basically, a rich billionaire, Charles Weyland, has found an ancient pyramid thousands of feet under the ice in Antarctica and finances a team to go with him on an expensive expedition to check it out. Turns out this ancient pyramid is one of the Predator race's hang outs here on earth and oh, by the way their pets are the Aliens. And oh yeah, the Predator race taught us humans how to build pyramids all over the place and we worshiped them as space gods. The Predators circle back around to Earth every so often, use sacrificial humans to hatch Aliens and then the Predators would hunt their pet Aliens.
No, I know it's not exactly like Prometheus. But, Ridley Scott apparently laughed off a question about whether he'd seen Alien vs. Predator and said he'd never seen it. And I'm not saying Prometheus is a bad movie (even though it does have some big plot holes in it). I am suggesting that maybe Scott should have watched Alien vs. Predator, especially since on at least a superficial level the plots aren't all that different, in fact their pretty darn similar (aliens, Predators/Engineers, visit earth and are worshiped as space gods by us humans since ancient pre-history and the Predators/Engineers are the makers/masters of the Aliens; then billionaire Weyland wants to check it all out and finances an expensive expedition to do so and dies in process).
Let me put it more simply, because they share many of the same over-arching plot elements Prometheus is essentially the same movie as Alien vs. Predator. OK, that's an overstatement but, you could argue that Prometheus is a "re-imagining" of Alien vs. Predator. The only big differences are who the alien gods are (Predator vs Engineer), the time period during which the movies take place (present day vs. near future), and the location of the story (desolate isolated Antarctica vs. desolate isolated planet), and the directors' "vision" of the movies (Scott vs. Paul W.S. Anderson).
Or how about this, if Ridley Scott had watched Alien vs. Predator and not just laughed off such a silly notion (according to him at least) then, maybe Scott could have have avoided some of the huge plot pitfalls Prometheus landed in.
Here's the funny Red Letter Media video re Prometheus' plot holes:
No, I know it's not exactly like Prometheus. But, Ridley Scott apparently laughed off a question about whether he'd seen Alien vs. Predator and said he'd never seen it. And I'm not saying Prometheus is a bad movie (even though it does have some big plot holes in it). I am suggesting that maybe Scott should have watched Alien vs. Predator, especially since on at least a superficial level the plots aren't all that different, in fact their pretty darn similar (aliens, Predators/Engineers, visit earth and are worshiped as space gods by us humans since ancient pre-history and the Predators/Engineers are the makers/masters of the Aliens; then billionaire Weyland wants to check it all out and finances an expensive expedition to do so and dies in process).
Let me put it more simply, because they share many of the same over-arching plot elements Prometheus is essentially the same movie as Alien vs. Predator. OK, that's an overstatement but, you could argue that Prometheus is a "re-imagining" of Alien vs. Predator. The only big differences are who the alien gods are (Predator vs Engineer), the time period during which the movies take place (present day vs. near future), and the location of the story (desolate isolated Antarctica vs. desolate isolated planet), and the directors' "vision" of the movies (Scott vs. Paul W.S. Anderson).
Or how about this, if Ridley Scott had watched Alien vs. Predator and not just laughed off such a silly notion (according to him at least) then, maybe Scott could have have avoided some of the huge plot pitfalls Prometheus landed in.
Here's the funny Red Letter Media video re Prometheus' plot holes:
Labels:
movies,
sci fi/comic book,
video
Wednesday, July 18, 2012
Prez Starting to Take Gloves Off In Campaign Ad
President Obama has begun to unleash some of the ammunition his campaign has to combat Romney in November. Get ready, it's starting to feel a little like campaign season and this is just the tip of the iceberg. By that I mean, I think the President's campaign has more where this came from and is going to sit on it and roll it out piecemeal. By the way, the statements in this advertisement are all fair game, in my opinion. Let's see what Romney counters with.
Friday, June 22, 2012
Guess I Called That One Wrong
I really thought OKC would win it all. Guess I was wrong. Oh well.
But, thanks to the Heat winning we got to see Cuban take Skip Bayless down a notch or two or 53.
Alternate lead in to this clip:
annual salary of a sports blowhard talking head: way more than the average American makes.
approximate net worth of Mark Cuban: 2.3 billion USD.
watching Cubes verbally kick Bayless in the jimmy: priceless
But, thanks to the Heat winning we got to see Cuban take Skip Bayless down a notch or two or 53.
Alternate lead in to this clip:
annual salary of a sports blowhard talking head: way more than the average American makes.
approximate net worth of Mark Cuban: 2.3 billion USD.
watching Cubes verbally kick Bayless in the jimmy: priceless
Labels:
basketball,
sports,
video
Thursday, June 7, 2012
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Sunday, May 27, 2012
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