Showing posts with label youtube. Show all posts
Showing posts with label youtube. Show all posts

Saturday, November 30, 2013

This Unforgettable Proposal Video Shows What To Do If Your Girlfriend Finds Out You’re Going To Propose



The only rule about a wedding proposal is that the partner proposing must make sure that his or her significant other has not already found out beforehand.
Unfortunately, Jordan Halland’s girlfriend Summer had been informed earlier that day that he was planning to propose to her that evening. Instead of sticking to his original game plan, Jordan decided to cook up something new on the spot.
The following video of his plan-B shows a series of fake-outs secretly taped by Jordan’s friends. Over the course of the evening, he recreates their first date, with a few charming twists.
Although she knew it was coming, Summer was nonetheless emotional when he finally asked the big question.
H/T: DailyDot, Top Photo Courtesy of YouTube

Wednesday, August 28, 2013

Ben Affleck AS BATMAN. NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Ben Affleck, Fan Made Batman VideoYouTube
One fan seems to be extremely excited for the Man of Steel sequel and Ben Affleck's debut as the Caped Crusader.
YouTube user solyentbrak1 posted a highly produced mock-trailer to give viewers a taste of what the much-anticipated sequel might look like when it is released in 2015.
This trailer comes on the heels of the massive reaction to Ben Affleck's casting as Batman, which included a Change.org petition calling for Affleck's role to be re-cast to "deliver to the fans what they want."
The director of the two-minute clip said in his description that he had started making the teaser with another actor featured as Batman, but that he is warming to Affleck for the role.
In addition to Affleck, Bryan Cranston is revealed as Lex Luthor and Henry Cavill reprises his role as Clark Kent/Superman.
Most of the trailer is quick clips, including Affleck in previous roles and as the superheroDaredevil, Cranston from Breaking Bad and Cavill in his Superman suit. Pieces from composer Hans Zimmer set the dramatic tone for teaser.
The fan's version is proving to be popular: as of Tuesday afternoon, it has garnered nearly 250,000 views.
Production on the sequel, which has no official title yet, is scheduled to kick off next year and the film is due in theaters July 17, 2015. Zack Snyder is returning to direct the follow-up to his first Superman flick, starring Henry Cavill as the titular superhero, which has made more than $649 million worldwide.