This is Harry Potter And The Deathly Weapons, a reimagining of the Harry Potter series with guns. This is just a trailer for the movie, but you can watch the full-length two and a half hour film via a MEGA link over at HarryPotterWithGuns.com. According to its maker, the full-length
This is ‘Star Turns’, an animation created by San Francisco based video editor Duncan Robson of celebrities slowly turning their heads, with each frame taken from a different movie poster they’ve appeared on that’s been resized and centered as needed. Ha, and they said all the hobbies have already been
These are several videos from musician Samuel Kim reimagining themes from the Star Wars franchise in the style of medieval songs. Included are The Imperial March, The Force Theme (Binary Sunset), Duel Of The Fates, and The Mandalorian theme. He’s got even more than that though so if you’re really
This is a deepfake video reimagining if Arnold Schwarzenegger had portrayed Demolition Man’s Sergeant John Spartan instead of Sylvester Stallone. After watching the video I’m starting to wonder if I’ve even seen Demolition Man , because this did not ring any bells. Although, if we’re being completely honest, my bells
This is a video from Youtuber There I Ruined It (nice), who edited Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper performing A Star Is Born’s ‘Shallow’ at the 91st Academy Awards ceremony into a polka song. Honestly, it kind of reminded me of how I song, which is not very well. It’s
This is a video from Insider discussing the evolution of Iron Man’s visual effects in Marvel movies over the past eleven years. Some more info while I pop some popcorn, and by pop some popcorn I mean make a whole box of Pillsbury Toaster Strudels AND an extra bowl of
This is a video of storyboard artist Mark Simon demonstrating how he constructed a 3D Die Hard John McClane in air duct with flickering lighter lamp for his basement as a sort of gag. The entire construction is really simple and, while there’s no question I’d still find a way
This is a video of samurai descendant Kaito Suiju, master of the Hisui school of battōjutsu and instructor at Hisui Tokyo, discussing and rating “the realism of katana sword scenes in movies, including skills of actors, the way they hold and train with the swords, as well as the choreography