January 22, 2012 at 12:41 pm
· Filed under Pop Culture
I know I don’t need to illustrate how frickin’ awesome the Internet is, but my god, when I find such projects, I fall in love with the Internet over and over again.
This Adele “World Cover” was created by seamlessly integrating 70 different “Rolling in the Deep” covers from YouTube. That’s 70 different voices, 70 different styles, 70 different ages, 70 different people, 70 different accents. It’s AMAZING. Lovey-dovey kind of amazing.
This is a hilarious yet absolutely brilliant look at the cliches of Hollywood, compiled by Christophe Courtois. Movie posters are separated according to genre, and it’s when they’re put together that you realize how depressingly brain dead mass culture is.
Don’t think, honey.
Unicolor – The smaller, less known movies
The Red Dress – Romance
The Back – Loneliness of the main actor, often a hero
The Eye – Mostly horror
Animals – If they play an important part in the movies, blue is an important color
Blindfolded – Law and Justice
Tom Cruise – Preferably profile
Text and Faces – Mostly the main actor is courageous and brave
Back to Back – Tough love
A silhouette in front of the ocean – Drama and emotion
Black, White and Fire – Action movies, a lot explosion
Black, White, Red – Action movies, a lot of guns
Blue colors and street images – Mysterious stories (thrillers)
