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Top 10 Funny Music Videos of the 2000s: The Song Parodies

from Spinner on November 06, 2009
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Filed under: Video, The Hit List Ever since 'Weird Al' Yankovic instructed the public to 'Eat It,' music videos have been ripe for mockery. And rightly so: The line between hip and hilarious is a fine one, indeed. For comedians, the rabid pursuit of cool on constant display in music videos is easy pickings. And maybe it's because comics secretly want to be pop stars, but some of the funniest material of the the past decade has been song spoofs. Here are the top 10 funny music video parodies of the 2000s. 10. 'Like a Boss,' the Lonely Island In this 'Saturday Night Live' digital short, Andy Samberg is asked in a job performance review by Seth Rogen what he does in the office all day. Samberg recounts a day in the life of "The Bawss," from the mundane to the profane. What begins as a sly send-up of rappers' tendency to proclaim their position at the top of the food chain warps into sordid romantic humiliations and unnatural relations with a giant drug-induced fish. (NSFW)

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Imagination - Episode 15 (Showloon)

from recent posts - blip.tv (beta) on October 29, 2009
Duration: 449

Starting off with the new Peter Jackson movie The Lovely Bones as a hybrid of Revenge (trailer wasn't available for that episode) and Imagination, before lining up Big Fish (Tim Burton), Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (Michel Gondry), Spirited Away (Hayao Miyazaki) and the upcoming Where The Wild Things Are...

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Planet Melancholgia

from IFC.com - Podcasts on October 12, 2009
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This is what it sounds like when hipsters cry: on the sweet spot between grown-up melancholy and childhood nostalgia.

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Release Date Shuffle: 'Hornet' Moves to Next December, 'Lying' to This October

from Cinematical on August 30, 2009
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There are always a couple of titles that get pushed at Comic-Con, only to have those first impressions fade from memory as their opening gets shoved further and further back. Case in point: Whiteout, which showed up at San Diego in 2007, only to find itself a home next month -- over two years after. Now, if Box Office Mojo is to be believed (and they're pretty reliable), Seth Rogen and Michel Gondry's The Green Hornet will now debut over a year after making a modest presentation at this past Comic-Con, having been bumped back from next July to the following December for reasons unknown. Sure, it could be more time for effects work (the alibi given for 2012's similar shift this year), or maybe Sony didn't relish the chance to open a crime-fighting action-comedy opposite a Predator(s) reboot and a mere week before the already anticipated Inception. At any rate (or date, rather), let's just hope that it doesn't turn out to be nearly as goofy and stylized as last winter's The Spirit first revealed itself to be at -- you guessed it -- Comic-Con.Filed under: Action, Comedy, Sony, Warner Brothers, RumorMonger, Distribution, Comic/Superhero/GeekContinue reading Release Date Shuffle: 'Hornet' Moves to Next December, 'Lying' to This October Permalink | Email this | Comments