Showing posts with label Fan Made Films. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fan Made Films. Show all posts
Monday, January 10, 2011
I'm Power Girl...Damnit!!!
It's very corny and dumb...but I love it for that reason! And Tawnya Manion is a friggin GREAT Power Girl!
Friday, December 17, 2010
Movie Trailer: Tron Jeremy
Yeah, he's definitely taken it to the next step. What do you guys think of this? Isn't Ron Jeremy like, what...40? Maybe older? How does someone that old stay on top of the porn industry as a star? Oh well, enjoy, have a few laughs, and...please....DON"T watch the actual movie. Th trailer is enough...
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Sunday, October 3, 2010
Heretical Jargon: 50 Book Spoilers For You Non-Readers
WARNING: IF YOU HAVEN'T READ HARRY POTTER OR ANY OF THE OTHER BOOKS THAT WILL BE MENTIONED IN THIS VIDEO AND DON'T WANT TO HAVE ANYTHING RUINED FOR YOU, MAKE SURE TO SKIP OVER THEM!!!
Sunday, August 22, 2010
The Empire Strikes Back - The Silent Film
I can't put into words how incredibly awesome and appropriate this is for Star Wars, especially with this scene! Go on youtube and you can find a lot more where this came from! Or just wait for the video to finish and open up one of the related videos. Enjoy!!!
Saturday, December 26, 2009
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Batman vs. Blade Movie Trailer
As stupid of a movie concept I think this is, this fan-made trailer is pretty amazing! It would be an awful film, but sometimes trailers are better than the actual movie. Funny how those things work out huh?
Sunday, September 13, 2009
Disney/Marvel Merging Parody - Hilarious!
A lot of truth spoken here. We honestly don't know how this will end up.
Friday, July 10, 2009
DC Comics Fan Made Films
I've really become a fan of the comic book fan made films. Some are quite artistic, humorous, and very well done. Below are some of my favorites......
Action Man
Superhero Public Service Announcement
The Flash (Speeding Ticket)
Power Girl Damnit!
Maxwell Lord's Advil Comercial
The Question
The Question Part II
The Question Part III
Action Man
Superhero Public Service Announcement
The Flash (Speeding Ticket)
Power Girl Damnit!
Maxwell Lord's Advil Comercial
The Question
The Question Part II
The Question Part III
Saturday, July 4, 2009
Friday, June 19, 2009
Fan Made Batman Film: Ashes To Ashes
Click Here to visit the Ashes To Ashes movie website. It's actually a really nice website.
This is a fan mad Batman film. It's interesting and worth watching. However, just to warn you, there are a few exceptionally disturbing scenes and if it's something you don't think you can handle then I would recommend not watching the video.
If the video doesn't work, just visit the Ashes To Ashes website to view the film.
Film noir is typically one of the more interesting and artistic forms of film out there. It takes full advantage of the use of color, lack of color and light. It was such a dark story and I felt very sick inside through most of the film. It was as if I was watching someones worst nightmare brought to life on my computer screen. Without a doubt, I was taken by complete surprise with this film
The plot didn't exactly make sense to me. Now I think part of that is because the film is in French and the English subtitles would disappear before I got a chance to read through the whole sentence. But I also felt the script was so strange and twisted that it became incomprehensible. Apparently, Bruce Wayne becomes Batman out of vengeance for the murder of Alfred, his butler. Eddie, who murdered Alfred, worked for the penguin (which I didn't quite understand why the Penguin made that brief three second cameo) and the Joker didn't like what Eddie did so Harley was sent to act as if she loved Eddie and lure him to the Joker. Batman finds Eddie, with gouged out eyeballs, and the Joker ready to play with Batman's mind. I think that's what was going on, but I wasn't entirely sure.
The acting was very peculiar. I'm not sure I understood why 90 percent of Batman's lines were of him screaming. The man that played the Joker did a fairly decent job and played it very dark and sinister like, with some humor as well. The story did an even better job than the the film "The Dark Knight" did in bringing out the twisted nature of the Joker. However, the
story was a little to dark for even my tastes. They utter and brutal slaughtering Commissioner Gordon's baby while Joker had intercourse with Harley was way too much for me. I did watch the whole scene, but I was about ready to skip through that.
The Joker in this film was all about causing chaos with no reasoning for it. This did not help the story at all, and might have actually hurt it.
I do appreciate the artistry that went into making the film despite the twisted nature of the script. From looking at the photo stills, and watching a little of "The Making Of" video, I can see that this film wasn't just a random set of events with no purpose. The film makers took a haunting script and turned it into something quite beautiful.
Now while I'm watching this, I'm reminded of of other great films like Sin City or The Spirit and I see where they possibly got their inspiration from. However, they also made it very unique in their own way.
Overall, for a fan made film, I would say it was well done. Probably one of the better ones I've seen, very artistic and a lot of thought was put into making it. But it's not something I'll want a steady diet of, nor do I think anyone should get a steady diet of this type of film. Seeing it once was enough for me. I would recommend this film to anyone who enjoys a good, artistically made film, but it's not an easy film to watch by any means.
This is a fan mad Batman film. It's interesting and worth watching. However, just to warn you, there are a few exceptionally disturbing scenes and if it's something you don't think you can handle then I would recommend not watching the video.
If the video doesn't work, just visit the Ashes To Ashes website to view the film.
Film noir is typically one of the more interesting and artistic forms of film out there. It takes full advantage of the use of color, lack of color and light. It was such a dark story and I felt very sick inside through most of the film. It was as if I was watching someones worst nightmare brought to life on my computer screen. Without a doubt, I was taken by complete surprise with this filmThe plot didn't exactly make sense to me. Now I think part of that is because the film is in French and the English subtitles would disappear before I got a chance to read through the whole sentence. But I also felt the script was so strange and twisted that it became incomprehensible. Apparently, Bruce Wayne becomes Batman out of vengeance for the murder of Alfred, his butler. Eddie, who murdered Alfred, worked for the penguin (which I didn't quite understand why the Penguin made that brief three second cameo) and the Joker didn't like what Eddie did so Harley was sent to act as if she loved Eddie and lure him to the Joker. Batman finds Eddie, with gouged out eyeballs, and the Joker ready to play with Batman's mind. I think that's what was going on, but I wasn't entirely sure.The acting was very peculiar. I'm not sure I understood why 90 percent of Batman's lines were of him screaming. The man that played the Joker did a fairly decent job and played it very dark and sinister like, with some humor as well. The story did an even better job than the the film "The Dark Knight" did in bringing out the twisted nature of the Joker. However, the
story was a little to dark for even my tastes. They utter and brutal slaughtering Commissioner Gordon's baby while Joker had intercourse with Harley was way too much for me. I did watch the whole scene, but I was about ready to skip through that.The Joker in this film was all about causing chaos with no reasoning for it. This did not help the story at all, and might have actually hurt it.
I do appreciate the artistry that went into making the film despite the twisted nature of the script. From looking at the photo stills, and watching a little of "The Making Of" video, I can see that this film wasn't just a random set of events with no purpose. The film makers took a haunting script and turned it into something quite beautiful.
Now while I'm watching this, I'm reminded of of other great films like Sin City or The Spirit and I see where they possibly got their inspiration from. However, they also made it very unique in their own way.
Overall, for a fan made film, I would say it was well done. Probably one of the better ones I've seen, very artistic and a lot of thought was put into making it. But it's not something I'll want a steady diet of, nor do I think anyone should get a steady diet of this type of film. Seeing it once was enough for me. I would recommend this film to anyone who enjoys a good, artistically made film, but it's not an easy film to watch by any means.
Thursday, June 4, 2009
Parodies of Lost
Wow, these videos are hilarious. Lost is my favorite show right now, but I find these parodies hilarious!! there are some that drag a bit, but they have some pretty hilarious parts in them. Keep in mind, if you haven't seen Lost at all, you probably wont get these videos. but for those of you who have, it'll all make sense.
If the videos don't load, just go to the youtube site and view them there.
If the videos don't load, just go to the youtube site and view them there.
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