Here are 3 different groups commenting on movies in an interesting way.<\/p>\n
Rifftrax<\/strong><\/p>\n The people who made the TV show Mystery Science Theater 3000<\/strong> are still doing the same thing except they’re not on TV anymore. They make sound files that you can play while you’re playing a movie — each one typically costs $3.99. The people in the Rifftrax audio comment on the movie in a funny and informed manner. There are Rifftrax for some famous movies and some not-so-famous ones.<\/p>\n So far I’ve heard the Rifftrax for Avatar<\/strong> and The Avengers<\/strong><\/a> — they’re both very funny, and they show you that those movies probably aren’t quite as good as you first thought. Here’s their web site:<\/p>\n Rifftrax<\/a><\/p>\n How it should have ended<\/strong><\/p>\n These are short animated videos (2 to 3 minutes) that show you how movies should have ended, if they were written better. You might be amazed at how many plot holes there are in famous recent movies, plus a few classics. In the ones for superhero movies, Superman and Batman have a little conversation in a cafe at the end — that’s always fun.<\/p>\n There’s “How Casino Royale Should Have Ended” and “How Aliens Should Have Ended” for example. Here’s their web site:<\/p>\n