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Star Wars: Episode III — Revenge of the Sith is the movie your annoying friend points to when you mention how much you didn’t like the prequels. They say this despite this scene:
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But finally, someone actually fixed Episode III, so that it’s watchable. You may remember about ten years ago, when the movie hit DVD, people were sharing a clip of the movie overdubbed in Mandarin with the English subtitles on, resulting in this in the Do Not Want meme.
Well, a YouTuber has decided to go back and overdub the whole movie with those subtitles, resulting in the official way we all have to watch Star Wars: Episode III — Revenge of the Sith, or how it will forever be known Star War The Third Gathers: Backstroke of the West.
So now Anakin’s classic line “From my point of view the Jedi are evil” is now
Check out the amazingly-named YouTuber, GratefulDeadpool's work here:
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The comedy duo Rhett and Link make digital shorts for the Independent Film Channel. As a part of their "Commercial Kings" series, they made an actual TV advertisement for Ojai Valley taxidermist Chuck Testa. It's exactly as normal and mundane as you would expect from an advertisement about stuffing dead animals. Which is to say, weird as hell.
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This short film by Chris Wilson follows a plot that was written with help from the artificial intelligence application Cleverbot.
Billy on the Street is out here taking this running series to new heights! Loved this one.
White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer has a lot of battles to fight — Dippin' Dots, Daft Punk, all that gum. So why not give him a little reprieve and let someone else take over?
Has the president considered comedian Melissa McCarthy? Her audition on this week's SNL was certainly memorable, especially when she picked up the podium and attacked the Fake News with it.
Hire her. Now.
