Friends/Harry Potter

Hi!

Did you enjoy your weekend so far? With this video, it's about to get (even) better! 

It's a mash up of Harry Potter and the Friends intro. Love! 

✎ Jade

Fictional Humans of New York

Hi!

I just had to share this! You know the beloved and super-famous Facebook page 'Human's of New York' right? Well, someone made a fictional version of it with some photoshopping and it's really funny! Check out more @ this link!

Little girl's opinion on the 'Slave Leia' outfit

Hello you!

I just have to share this! A dad recorded a conversation he had with his 5 year old daughter about the slave girl outfit Princess Leia wears in The Return of the Jedi, and then had a couple of guys make an animation for it, and seriously, the result is very funny to watch. Enjoy!

✎ Jade

Funny Lip Readings

Hi!

Staying on the subject of The Hunger Games, I found this little treasure and it just made my day! At the end it gets really good. I love the absurdity of what they say so much! You can check out their youtube channel for another Hunger Games clip. (Via The Mary Sue) 

This youtube channel has a lot of these funny clips, like this one from Twilight (I actually don't know which conversations are the most awkward: these or the original ones?). They actually have a lot of Twilight ones. I guess it's just perfect material!

And they also have two Game of Thrones clips. I love Tyrion, Jamie and Daenerys! And Jeoffrey's voice is hilarious when he gets slapped. I just like watching him get slapped.

Isn't it funny how a little montage, and music (and funny lines, obviously) can change a movie so much? For more about this, read this previous post! 

Enjoy!

✎ Jade

Giggle time: Chaplin and Keaton

Hi guys and girls!

Did you enjoy the post I wrote about the first narrative films? I have another post about film for you! This time I'm sharing some of the best classic humor with you. Yes, I mean Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton!

Here is a scene from Modern Times (1936) in which Chaplin shows off his roller skating skills, amazing!

And here is a scene from Steamboat Bill Jr. (1928) where Buster Keaton proves that he has a lot of guts! See, the house that falls down on top of him is made of actual wood. It was measured so that it would land with the window safely around him, but still, kind of dangerous don't you think? Also, I think it's hilarious when he's in the mud and can't go forward anymore. We had to watch this scene in film history class and it was so silent there! I had a really hard time containing my laughter! Enjoy!

✎ Jade