If you only knew how hard it was to resist having this entire video narrated in a Christopher Walken voice...
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It’s one of my favorites too
I didn’t get the chance to touch upon it in the video, but the music in Harlan County, USA is wonderful.
You are correct.
If I named every single comic book/superhero movie that isn’t Marvel or DC, I would still be writing making this video. And the Spawn movie really leaves a lot to be desired...
Sad to see it go
Dale was definitely on my short list for this
Got him!
Die Hard is an action movie so all of the video game adaptations track in my book. But most of Reservoir Dogs takes place in a warehouse and is closer to a stage play than an action flick.
I rented the Lawnmower Man videogame for SNES from Blockbuster and I remember not knowing it was based on a movie or what the hell I was playing.
I have a few bones to pick with Tim Allen as well. I also had the Godfather game. I remember they didn’t have the rights to Pacino’s likeness so:
This is a solid point. The narrator is Mary Anne Yap and she’s great! I went ahead and switched the video out with a version that credits her. As for my contribution to this video, I wrote the script, I selected the clips, and I recorded the voice over. For what it’s worth, I hope you enjoyed the video.
You may not have watched it, but at least I got the list right. Sick, Sad, World was the first on the list.
Baby Fights was absolutely on my rough draft. But watching Kent Brockman getting a sweet dragon tattoo...suffice to say it was a tough decision.
I need to put in an honorable mentions section for these.
It would bring a whole new meaning to the term “must see TV”.
To be fair, Bruce Lee actually kicking your ass is a valid concern.
Green Cross Code Man is not to be confused with Greenzo, aka David Schwimmer
Solid point regarding mislabeling the 1943 Batman serial as “small screen”. It wasn’t a tv show it was a cockadoodie chapter play.
It appears to be London traffic because it is in fact London traffic. It was a PSA for the UK’s “Green Cross Code”, which was used to teach kids to look both ways before crossing the street.
These are all solid choices