Darth Vader Videos

CartoonImp.com welcomes The Redundantly Gay Video Game Designer in Episode 2:

http://therealtimjones.com A quick clip of Chad Vader at BlogWorld Expo in Las Vegas -- 2009. Distributed by Tubemogul.

This is Pavlov's Dogs covering John Williams "Imperial March" from Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back... Using English Handbells.

A good villain is memorable, and impressive, and scary as hell. But bring back the same villain over and over, give him lousy dialogue and have him repeatedly defeated by worthless opponents, and that villain becomes nothing more than an ineffectual bully who doesn't know when to give up. He's like that big, hairy guy down the street who scared the crap out of you when you were a kid, but who now has a pot belly, three obnoxious kids, and a Trans Am on blocks in his front yard. It makes it hard to remember why you ever found him frightening in the first place -- you'd feel sorry for him, but you just don't care enough to bother. Like these five: Dr. Evil Remember how cool Dr. Evil was in the first Austin Powers movie? Very few villains have fallen as far or as fast as Mike Myers' homage to Bondian baddies. Sure, he was a little out of touch with the current global economy, and his relationship with his son, Scott, was a tad strained, but he had a super-cool secret lair inside a volcano island, and a spaceship, and a clone sidekick, and lasers. Despite his flaws, Dr. Evil had all the earmarks of a world-class villain. But by Myers' third, tired outing, Dr. Evil (along with every other joke in Myers' playbook) was used up -- so much so, that Myers brought in yet another villain, Goldmember, and he played that guy, too. It takes a lot of talent to stretch yourself that thin and get away with it -- I mean, sure, Alec Guinness played eight characters in Kind Hearts and Coronets, but he's freakin' Obi-Wan Kenobi. The Force is considerably weaker in Myers, and maybe if he'd been happy playing a few less characters, he'd have been able to come up with a better script ... one that didn't require the once-impressive Dr. Evil to spell his name "D to the rizzo, E to the vizzo, I to the lizzo." Bleh.Filed under: Fandom, ListsContinue reading Five Villains Who've Worn Out Their Welcome Permalink | Email this | Comments

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This 10-minute edited version of episodes 6-10 is suitable for all audiences.

Was Lucas' 1978 "Holiday Special" a sign of underwhelming prequels to come?

LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga Game Review! Want to see more? Check out my website - http://therealgamemaster.com/ LEGO SW is Review #55, is the 2nd Co Op Review with my lovely Wife. We hope you enjoy this Review. We had a blast making it

The dead are rising...again. Hellsing Ultimate is finally here!

Pensaram que j tinha acabado, n ? Nada! Tem mais um bloco pra voc s degustarem nesse final de ano. Mas agora s rio! Depois desse, s em 2009 na pr xima temporada de OmeleTV.