This month we have a look at the things people create in their spare time, from music videos to film re-enactments, and wonder if some people have a bit too much spare time:
Star Wars vs Saul Bass
How it might have looked if Star Wars were made 20 years earlier and the credits created by Alfred Hitchcock collaborator Saul Bass. Possibly the coolest school project ever. Link
Alan Moore Song
Comics fan is caught off-guard by Alan Moore while buying something rubbish in a comics shop. Goes home, writes a song about the experience. Hilarity ensues. Link
Doctor Who vs Eminem
Some of Doctor Who’s silliest moments, soundtracked by a mash-up of Eminem and the Benny Hill theme. Bonus marks for synching the words “Attention please!” with a clip of Anthony Ainley from “Logopolis”. Link
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Star Wars: A Cardboard Hope
Inspired by Be Kind, Rewind, some fans re-enact the key scenes from A New Hope. You haven’t lived till you’ve seen a grown man in a cardboard X-Wing running around a park. Link
First-Person Super Mario Bros
If Valve remade the original Super Mario Bros in the style of Half-Life. Replacing the Goombas with Head Crabs is inspired, though we can’t quite see Mario with a machine gun… Link
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