The latest evidence for the fact that Academy Award winner Jennifer Lawrence has the public going "Fifty Shades of Cray" is that clothes worn by her 'Silver Linings' character, Tiffany, have been auctioned off for an eye-watering $12,000.
Listen, don't get us wrong -- these are way better than if we tried to translate a movie into a language that doesn't even share an alphabet with us. But the thing is, we would never try to do that, because we know it would be terrible. At least these foreign bootleg versions of your favorite TV shows and movies sound entertaining.
After New Line's live-action 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' movie grossed more than $201 million worldwide, the heroes in a half-shell were guaranteed a sequel. That came just a year later in 1991 in the form of 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze.' This turtle-powered action movie didn't fare as well at the box office, but was nonetheless beloved by kids that couldn't get enough of these pizza-loving crime fighters.
Who doesn't hold an immense appreciation for the 1985 cult classic, 'The Goonies'? Apparently, Johnny Galecki of 'The Big Bang Theory' agrees, and therefore, asked Conan O'Brien to help him reenact his favorite scene from said film.
Despite the fact that it's pretty much just a movie about a guy trying to get laid, 'The 40-Year-Old Virgin' is an awfully endearing movie. And, like all Judd Apatow films, it is incredibly quotable
Even hardcore movie fans have to admit that spin-offs generally aren't a good idea. Sometimes, they come too close to or even surpass the original in terms of quality (see 'Get Him to the Greek' or 'Machete,' for example), but these are rare indeed.
'Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves' was a big hit, grossing more money in 1991 than any movie not titled 'Terminator 2: Judgement Day.'
Now that J.J. Abrams has signed on to direct 'Star Wars: Episode VII,' we've got high hopes he can restore the classic sci-fi series to glory after the disappointing prequels. But what about the future of 'Star Wars' gaming? Any true fan knows that video games based on the franchise have been spotty to say the least.
We'd like to thank our friends over at GuySpeed for turning us on to this funny video. We love a good mashup, so this combination of 'Argo' and 'Home Alone' really hits the spot. After all, nothing says "John Hughes family Christmas movie" quite like the Iranian hostage crisis.
All Steven Spielberg really changed when he switched the guns in 'E.T.' to walkie-talkies was his fans' respect for him. But what if he'd make a bigger technological switch, such as enabling E.T. to actually "phone home"? Here we imagine the impact cell phones would have on various movies throughout the ages. (Hint: 'Serendipity' would be about ten minutes long.)