I dunno know about y’all, but Foreman Spike from this new Mario movie was giving beach gay who always has the water running clear – IF you catch our drift. WRECKING crew is right! Check out HONEST TRAILERS’ Super Mario Bros movie trailer after the jump!
When AI isn’t out stealing writers’ jobs and making fake historical images, its other hobby is having its fave popstars sing other pop stars’ famous songs! This bot in particular, stans the Gaga HARD and wants her to be everyone
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Check out Gaga doing Dua above, and Britney and Cher classics after the jump!
…and no slight to Melissa, but SPOILER: This looks terrible af! The only ‘poor unfortunate souls’ are the people who paid 18 dollars to go see this garbagio. They can’t even keep her face in the proper place on the CGI body! Bucketloads of money and that’s what they end up with. SMDH.
Divine must be rolling in her grave! Check it out after the jump. Thoughts?
…and here are the results! Someone on Twitter found inspiration in the parallels between Pedro Pascal and their favourite mushrooms, and so these became! Check out more of this FUN-GUY thread after the jump.
We always knew technology would come swiftly and the future would someday suddenly be here. But we never imagined that people would use that technology to harness the powers of stupidity and uselessness more than solve the problems we have, but hey… we’ll take it?
Check out AI generated moving images of Will Smith eating spaghetti after the jump! You won’t regretti.
It’s time for a history lesson!
There’s a reason why we all love going to the movies so much, and it’s not watching the movie—It’s the entire experience! Being in the lobby surrounded by bright lights, movie posters, and astro-print carpets can be all the fun sometimes.
Theatre buildings have changed throughout history, but they have been consistently interesting structures!
Listen to an architect talk about their evolution, after the jump!
Arcades aren’t around these days, so it’s easy to forget what a fun sensory overload they could be! Flashing lights, bright animations and sounds blasting! It’s basically a nightclub!!
In an age where everything is computer-programmed, maybe that doesn’t sound so exciting, but in the ’80s, it took impressive efforts to make these detailed machines.
Like, the pin-ball game Xenon didn’t just write its own soundtrack; Suzanne Ciani had to write code to make those synths and loops!
Check out how the soundtrack for a pinball machine was made, after the jump!