This month we've got more Sweding, more Portal-based goodness, and the most interesting use of letters we've ever seen:
The Empire Strikes Back: Sweded
Be Kind, Rewind has inspired “sweded” amateur interpretations of famous films. To follow on from last issue’s version of A New Hope, here’s The Empire Strikes Back. Link
Iron Man Trailer To Become Movie
Comedy masters The Onion deliver this mock report putting a spin on fans’ fears about film adaps. Can the Iron Man movie live up to the quality of the popular trailer? Link
Film Scenes Recreated With Typography
Film scenes re-enacted using letters – way cooler than it sounds. V for Vendetta’s the best of the genre vids on the page, but do check out Fight Club and Kill Bill too. Link
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The Device Has Been Modified
There are several music vids set to Victims of Science’s funky Portal-inspired techno track, but we
like this ’un, about GLaDOS being installed in a Mechanostrider from World of Warcraft. Link
Star Trek Voyager vs Baywatch
A mock title sequence for Voyager, done in the style of Baywatch. It’s got Kate Mulgrew running in slow motion and everything! And Neelix doing a little boogie. Hey, we chortled. Link
Check out last issue's videos here .
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