Finally, somebody did it: comedian and filmmaker Matthew Highton made a mashup video of the Spice Girls in Dune. It’s every bit as fantastic as it sounds, and I would watch a full-length two and a half hours of this, no questions. Fifteen year old me? Fifteen year old me

This is a video from Vanity Fair (I read every issue from cover to cover) of actor Jeff Goldblum reviewing impressions of himself, including those by (in order) David Duchovny, Matt Friend, Bryan Cranston, Justin Ripple, and Tom Hiddleston. Honestly, I thought Justin Ripple’s might have been the best. The

This is Sleepy Skunk’s 2021 Movie Trailer Mashup, a six and half minute well-edited mashup of movies released in 2021. You can see a full list of the movies and their timestamps at Sleepy Skunk’s blog HERE. It really was well constructed. Especially for someone named Sleepy Skunk, who I’d

This is a vintage video from the Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular at Disney’s Hollywood Studios at Walt Disney World in Florida of Indiana Jones tripping and getting crushed by the giant rolling boulder, which proceeds to bounce out of its track and onto the stage. I like all the

This is a video from TikTok user Rachel Moore’s local movie theater, which apparently just plays movies using streaming services like Amazon Prime. In this case, you can watch the projectionist searching for the 2018 computer animated version of The Grinch. But, hilariously, when they hit play the app informs

This is is a video of the Green Goblin on hoverboard cosplay that Logan Dominic’s father constructed for him to celebrate the release of Spider-Man: No Way Home. For reference, I celebrated the lazy way by just going to see the movie. Now that is one sweet Green Goblin costume!

Because you can never have too high a resolution of a good thing, Youtuber Nick Acosta is in the process of upscaling the 1978 classic Star Wars Holiday Special to 4K resolution. This is a trailer of the special featuring that upscaling. It’s pretty remarkable considering most copies of the

This is a video from WIRED of delightful trauma surgeon Annie Onishi giving a breakdown of all thirty of Harry and Marv’s injuries from Home Alone and Home Alone II: Lost in New York, discussing in detail the actual damage that would have been done to them as a result.