'The Expendables 2' features the greatest collection of action heroes ever assembled on one screen. Human action heroes, that is. As you can see above, the Pixar-creations of the 'Toy Story' universe can also take some serious names when given the proper dialogue.
Iconic artist Bob Ross, who died in 1995, once again puts brush to canvas in a remix courtesy of the folks at PBS who brought us Mr. Rogers' 'Garden of Your Mind.' Happy little clouds and trees, anyone?
'The Matrix' and 'Office Space' are both ripe for multiple viewings. Another look at 'The Matrix' helps you get a better sense of what is real, and 'Office Space' features the kind of sharp workplace humor that never gets stale.
Given the runaway success of Carly Rae Jepsen's 'Call Me Maybe' and Gotye's 'Somebody That I Used to Know,' it makes sense the two would meet in an unholy mashup. Thanks to the indie pop duo Pomplamoose, we now have exactly that. These two starkly different songs shouldn't work together, but somehow they do.
Fans of George R. R. Martin's acclaimed fantasy series 'Game of Thrones' should consider themselves lucky that the bloody and often racy books were adapted by HBO instead of on network television. Bluntly put, it'd be so excruciatingly horrible that we'd probably vow to never watch TV again. Don't you think? Well, if you don't... you're just wrong. But if you need proof, watch below.
Could you imagine 'Downton Abbey' patriarch Hugh Bonneville in '90s era Detroit? Or what about Martin Lawrence yucking it up with the lords and ladies in early 20th century England?
This mash-up, which combines the cast of the high-brow BBC hit ' Downton Abbey' with the opening credit sequence from 'Martin,' brings to mind such strange scenarios. Check it out.
"Are you talking to M-I-C-K-E-Y M-O-U-S-E?" Yes, it's the 'Taxi Driver'/Disney mash-up you probably didn't ask for, but you're going to get. Watch Robert De Niro's famous Travis Bickle character at his most animated below.
Rihanna may not be on the soundtrack for The Hunger Games,' but a new mash-up does an admirable job of fusing the pop star's music with the hotly-anticipated movie in a track called 'We Found Love in the Hunger Games.'
If only presidential campaign videos all looked and sounded this cool. YouTube user Hugh Atkin's latest upload has racked up tens of thousands of views in just a matter of days. Why? Because if you take Eminem's "The Real Slim Shady" and replace the original lyrics with Mitt Romney quotes, and make it rhyme perfectly, you get the internet to "please stand up" and pay attention.
The silly people who brought us the revamped (and now Oscar-winning) ‘The Muppets’ movie have created something even more fun. To promote the release of the movie on DVD and Blu-ray in a couple of weeks, Disney and The Muppets offer up their own mash-up spoof of ‘The Hunger Games.’