Category Archives: Parody
Make Fun of Iron Man Day
So for some reason, the universe really decided to stick it to Iron Man yesterday, with two completely independent comical films on Youtube. And me being the schmuck that I am, I’m sharing both at the same time!
First up is a pretty hilarious spoof of what it would be like if Mark Wahlberg replaced Robert Downey Jr. This is a spot-on Wahlberg impression by Dave Ebert.
That was made by the fine people at Official Comedy, and it is officially awesome!
Next up is the Honest Trailers take on Iron Man 3. As you know, I enjoyed Iron Man 3 a great deal, but the Screen Junkies definitely have a lot of fun picking it apart. I was fine with the whole Mandarin reveal until watching their video. Now I am kind of upset about the whole thing…
Iron Man took a beating yesterday, but I’m sure he’ll keep on ticking. Onward to Thor in November!
Let’s All Celebrate the Troops By Hating on Justin Bieber
Who doesn’t love a long, holiday weekend? Laziness, cookouts, good times. So let’s celebrate with a Cinema Sins blast against that Justin Bieber movie. Good luck sitting through it.
Oof, that was harder than I thought. But at least I can say that those 8 minutes were the only 8 minutes I have ever spent acknowledging Justin Bieber in my life. It’s just that kind of a day, I suppose.
How Pacific Rim Should Have Ended
I liked Pacific Rim, and this video nails it to the wall. Funny too, and without resorting to their Superman/Batman schtick. Those surprise cameos at the end were golden, I tells ya! Golden!
Honest Trailers: Star Trek Into Darkness
I loved Star Trek Into Darkness, and I stand by that decision. Both it and Kick-Ass 2 are neck-and-neck for best movie of the year. But all of that might change with The World’s End coming out this weekend…Still, the folks at Honest Trailers make some pretty good points, as always.
Heh, I like the animated segment at the end. And they are spot on with that blonde chick. Sheesh.
Everything Wrong With the First Kick-Ass
In honor of Kick-Ass 2, the good folks at Cinema Sins have worked up their take on the first Kick-Ass, and I do so love the fine folks at Cinema Sins. Good times, good times.
