Sure, why not. It's 2019. Let's make Danny DeVito the Wolverine.
"The only man able to take the throne after Hugh Jackman", writes Ring Aurius, on a petition for Danny DeVito to play Wolverine. Ring goes on to say, "we believe that if Wolverine is to make an appearance in the Marvel Cinematic Universe that the only man able to pull it off is Danny Devito."
Apparently, that loveably stupid character was supposed to get more screen time, but it just didn't pan out. Between marketing and production of the movie, the creators realized they'd have to make a change. Hey, I'm still happy with their work. Also God bless Alan Tudyk, aka Wash aka Pirate Steve. For somefunny and cool knowledge about the original Jurassic Park, check this out.
Twitter user @guiltyart, started up the kind of thread that gets the waterworks going. Are you ready to cry your eyes out? Alrighty, then by all means take a deep dive into this emotional Twitter thread about all the movies that managed to break people inside. Sometimes a storyline or a scene in particular just hits you right in the damn feels, and there's nothing you can do about it.
May Robin Williams rest in peace. This video does a wonderful job at showing just how much of a master at improv that Robin Williams truly was.
Quentin Tarantino snapped at a female reporter from The New York Times who asked why Margot Robbie wasn’t given more to say or do in his latest film “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" https://t.co/xACQXjyBu8 pic.twitter.com/5GraEtaSyw
— Variety (@Variety) May 22, 2019
In the middle of the press conference for "Once Upon A Time In Hollywood", Quentin Tarantino was asked about Margot Robbie's "lack of lines" in the movie. Let's just say Tarantino was more than ready to reject that "hypothesis", and then we can watch Margot Robbie field the question with impressive composure and grace. The hype for this movie is through the roof, and we can't wait for it to come out this summer! Check the latest trailer for "Once Upon A Time In Hollywood" over here.
If you didn't already love Keanu Reeves to death, then this guy's Twitter story about meeting him will seal the deal. Keanu Reeves sounds like a humble, kind, and overall next level human being. I think we should all vote Keanu Reeves as Emperor for Humankind.
If you feel like going down a Keanu Reeves content rabbit's hole, then check out the time he left Stephen Colbert speechless with his answer to what happens after we die.
Halle Berry's out there going beast mode! The hype for John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum just went through the roof.
A dude named Floyd Lloyd put an amazing amount of effort into tracking down tv and movie stars just so that they could say "Floyd Lloyd Rocks." He then compiled his efforts into this handy supercut. There's Ozzy Osbourne, Roger Ebert, Quentin Tarantino and like 50 more. It seems like Floyd Lloyd does, in fact, rock.
These guys made a side-by-side video of the most memorable parts of the sci-fi/action classic along with their low cost version and the results are magnificent. This budget Matrix reminds us of another one of our favorites, Low Cost Cosplay. Oh man, those spoon glasses. So good.
Scarlett Johansson had her work cut out for her when she attempted the infamously gnarly hot wings challenge with First We Feast. Watch her try to not bounce off her seat constantly, while she fields all kinds of pressing questions!
These fans got to live down moments stolen out of their dreams, in reality. To meet a celebrity you've potentially idolized in your head, is to come face-to-face with the moment that you realize they're an artist with a cultivated talent in their craft, but also a human being just like yourself. From there, it's up to them how they act outside the script, or song, or blank page, or canvas. And it could be nothing more than what you view as rude douchery. Or, they end up being an outstanding individual of tremendous character, that leaves you that much more inspired. These fans got lucky with their celebrity encounters!
