We now know why SNAKES ON A PLANE was made. It was so that Honest Trailers could do this video, years later. That, and only that.
…Well, at least the project paid off with some kind of art.
#commissionearned
We now know why SNAKES ON A PLANE was made. It was so that Honest Trailers could do this video, years later. That, and only that.
…Well, at least the project paid off with some kind of art.
#commissionearned
Honest Trailers didn’t love NATIONAL TREASURE the way I loved NATIONAL TREASURE…
I think that they had the right idea, here. Just hack away everything that wasn’t the first Halloween — ah, the first-first Halloween movie — and go on from there. Continuity? Heh. Slasher movies, my friends: slasher movies. Call it an ‘alternate timeline’ if you like, and go on from there.
Besides, I hear that the suddenly-only sequel is pretty good. That makes it easier to get away with this sort of thing.
This is… well.
AI still has a way to go, huh? This Honest Trailer is very interesting to watch, because it never makes sense, and yet it almost comes close to approaching making sense at some point. It’s like watching the show when you’re dreaming. And have a mild fever.
Honest Trailers gave Wonder Woman a fair assessment, I think.
They didn’t exactly resent having to make this, I think. But I think that Honest Trailers resents that Catwoman actually exists, and cannot be retconned out of physical existence like it would have been in the art genre that technically spawned this abomination before the Lord. And I can’t say that I blame them, either.
Although those clips of Sharon Stone suggested that they might have been able to get a decent movie out it. Somehow. It’d probably have to involve a tragic warehouse fire, or something.
They… apparently love this show? No, really: the narrator realized about a minute or so in that he was a Flash fan, and it floored him. Anyway, if I had the time…
My name is Moe Lane, and I endorse the contents of this trailer.
Via AoSHQ.