If you add in movies like The Siege, Hart's War, Tears of the Sun,Fifth Element and Grindhouse, you kinda realise that Bruce Willis basically plays Police or Military role in every movie...
It doesn't take the internet long to spoof things these days. The Captain America: The First Avenger trailer I posted earlier has gotten a "remix" already.
It's awesome how well the Team America World Police songs works with this trailer, which was created by YouTube user CelticPredator.
I was kinda disappointed this isn't a clip from the new Iron Man 2 film, because if it was EVERYONE would go see this film. Fantastic work by it creator.
Not seen the new film yet, I've heard its terrible an brilliant at the same time. This however is hilarious, also get bonus brilliance points because it has Henry Rollins in there as Hawk and Sgt. Slaughter in there as... well Sgt. Slaughter.
I have to admit, i do love messing around with photoshop, I make little "bits" here an there, forum avatars, signatures, the odd poster an such.
Today while I watched some people on line try to take pot shots at each other by putting their heads on movie posters, I thought, I can do SOOOOOOOOOOO much better than that....
So I did, but not wanting to be petty and bring some one else down, I went with the tried an tested way of Self Deprecation.
This is what I came up with:
Probably the only person I know who will prove a point by taking the piss out of himself.
Bugs: It's true, Doc; I'm a rabbit alright. Would you like to shoot me now or wait 'til you get home? Daffy: Shoot him now! Shoot him now! Bugs: You keep outta this! He doesn't have to shoot you now! Daffy: He does so have to shoot me now! [to Elmer] I demand that you shoot me now!
Pop artist James Cauty's work Splatter repurposes classic Warner Bros. and Hanna-Barbera cartoons and gives them a Sin City-style blood spatter makeover, "presenting the viewer with unrelenting acts of bloody, cartoon violence, which, in cartoon law, ultimately cannot cause fatal injury."
The idea came from the Cauty's 15-year-old son who suggested his dad show the violence that cartoons leave out. "People have been saying since the ‘60s that cartoons should show the consequences of violence, or kids will get the wrong idea," Cauty told the Telegraph.
"Its very difficult to shock kids these days - you have cartoon characters being shot in the head and walking off cliffs, so we have decided to replace them with something more realistic."
This is the full "edit", which althought it has avoided the sounded being removed by WMG its doesnt have as much impact as the 1st video
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