Star Wars meets the Geto Boys. I wonder how long it took to do all the stop animation on this. Someone with a vision followed this through for your viewing pleasure.
(Hat tip to Gabe).
Background: Recently Stephen Colbert of The Colbert Report on Comedy Central issued a challenge to his viewers. He taped himself in front of a green screen dorking out al la the Star Wars kid. He then challenged his viewers to take his video and work their editting magic. Last week, he announced the two finalists. The winner is here. The other finalist was “George L.” His work is above.
You can find more Colbert Green Screen submissions on YouTube.com.
This one has to be my favorite.
This one is good too - Colbert vs a Radioactive Martina Hingis.
What do you get when you combine one of the most sacred songs ever written, a handful of movie icons, a popular holiday and a foreign language voiceover?
Why a brilliant commercial for Direct TV, of course!
This is a movie put together by the Organic Trade Association. It takes the spirit of Star Wars and dumps it in a produce section near you. “Search your peelings Cube” … The Death Melon … Chew-broccoli … May the Farm be with you … Thai fighters. Awesome.
Here’s your mystery for the day.
Above is what is described as a trailer for The Empire Strikes Back with Harrison Ford hamming it up on the voice over. It appears to be a genuine trailer, with the music and images appearing to mesh with no slips and the quality certainly appearing dated. But is that Harrison Ford? On a few lines it does indeed sound like him, but overall … I don’t know. Maybe they tricked his voice out a bit so it wouldn’t sound too much like him. Remember, this is Ford in all his raw zeal back in the late 70s/early 80s. You’d expect him to sound a bit different.
So what do you think? Ford or no Ford?
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