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TV Theme songs are something that stick with us forever, and who doesn’t remember the one for Seinfeld. But what you may not know is, the song was different every single episode.
Composer Jonathan Wolff told Great Big Story that it had to change, pending on how long Jerry Seinfeld’s opening monologue was.
All of us here at A Freak Accident are big time animal lovers. That’s why we loved the video this shelter did to get the word out to adopt virally.
Now if you don’t live in the Atlanta area, please give this place some love in the form of a donation here.
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After hearing the news of her heart attack, and condition over the holidays we were hoping it wouldn’t end this way.
Carrie Fisher passed away this morning at the age of 60. We know it’s the least important thing to think about at this time, but you have to wonder what will happen with to the franchise. They already finished filming Star Wars VIII, so that won’t be a problem, but what about Star Wars IX? If you caught Rogue One: A Star Wars Story you saw the amazing job they did bringing Peter Cushing back to life as Grand Moff Tarkin, but can they accomplish that for an entire full length movie?
Regardless what a terrible loss to the acting world, and all of us at A Freak Accident would like to send our respects to her family and friends.
We’ve all seen the heartwarming videos of kids opening up their toys on Christmas, and the sheer joy on their face when it’s something they’ve always wanted. Well, this is kinda like that…
This dude was opening up his gifts, when glee overcame his face when he found out his girl got him a bag of weed. Ah, the holidays.
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Well, we found out 2016 still wasn’t done with it’s carnage yesterday when it took another celebrity in George Michael.
Now, we all know of the impact he made on music with his band Wham, along with his solo work, but did you know he helped late night TV?
Back in 2011, during the Comic Relief Special, he joined James Corden in the first ever Carpool Karaoke.
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He may be 49-years-old, but Vin Diesel still thinks he’s the cats meow to women.
Nothing shows that more than this interview where he attempts to hit on this young lady. (Go to about the 5 min mark)
In what is sure to cause a resurgence in Minion memes, we just got a brand new trailer for Despicable Me 3 today.
First of all, Tray Parker is in this? Secondly, TREY PARKER IS IN THIS? Parker is not know for taking on many projects, which tells you that he either really loves this franchise, or this movie is exceptionally good which earned his involvement. Maybe it’s both? I happy to greatly enjoy these films, and I think adding a voice talent legend like Trey Parker to this has got me all sorts of excited. Let us know if you’re looking forward to it by leaving a comment.
Despicable Me 3 is in theaters on June 30th, 2017.
At long last, Spider-Man is finally home. He’s back in the creative hands of Marvel thanks to a deal the studio made with Sony Pictures. He made his MCU debut earlier this year in Captain America: Civil War, and Sony announced a solo movie over the summer called Spider-Man: Homecoming.
We’ve just been itching for a look at Tom Holland suiting up and being generally friendly in his neighborhood, and now the first trailers have made their way online after debuting on Jimmy Kimmel Live last night.
Then, as if that wasn’t enough, we were also treated to an international trailer which features a whole bunch of different footage from the first.
I’m not going to lie, I think these are good, not great. Before you jump on me, I still said good! This is definitely a movie I’m looking forward to, and these trailers reinforce that this is definitely something I want to see. However, I’m not exactly blown away. This looks like…another Spider-Man movie, and I’m curious to see whether Marvel is really going to pull out all the stops and give us something unique and different in welcoming their flagship hero back into the family, or if they’re going to play it safe and give us another paint-by-numbers Marvel film. Also, we get it: Iron Man is in this. I thought he was just going to have a small part, but it looks like he’s practically the 2nd lead. Does Marvel not trust Spidey to carry his own movie?
Time will tell on all these concerns, I guess. Let me know what you think though and leave a comment.
Spider-Man: Homecoming swings into theaters on July 7th, 2017.
Let me start off by saying that I love animals. I’d do anything to protect one of my pets, and if you’re a pet owner you’d probably give assent to the same.
But would you go toe-to-toe with a kangaroo, the best boxers in the animal kingdom?
Greig Tonkins certainly thought it was worth it. When his dog somehow got tangled up with a kangaroo, the dude ran out and confronted the beast face-to-face to try and save his pet. He squared up to the beast before socking the thing right in the mouth! The kangaroo took off and the dog was saved. Happy ending!
Although now this guy is in the line of fire by animal rights groups. Apparently giving a haymaker to one animal to save another is off-limits in their eyes. Whatever. I’m just glad the dog is okay, but I’m also kind of sad we didn’t get to see a kangaroo dropkick a grown man into space.
The last few days have brought us a litany of new movie trailers to watch in delight (as well as peruse endlessly for every possible clue regarding each film we can find). Suffice it to say, 2017 is shaping up to be a big year for blockbusters.
First, and definitely most notably, we got our first long form trailer (that they’re still calling a “teaser” for some reason) for Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2! BABY GROOT!
This trailer does nothing short of fill me to bursting with joy and love (sexual love!). Is it possible that this trailer is even better than the first trailer for the first installment? I actually think it might be. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 is due to arrive on May 5th, 2017.
Up next was a trailer that I found to be a tremendous surprise, in the sense that the movie looks a lot more intriguing that I was expecting. Most of the internet also seems to share my sentiment. Tom Cruise stars in the non-Brendan Frasier reboot of The Mummy, which arises in theaters on June 9th, 2017.
Also interesting about this film is that this will apparently now be the official launch of the assumed shared universe comprised of the famed Universal Monsters that include the Wolfman, Frankenstein’s Monster, the Creature from the Black Lagoon, and others. Interestingly, we also learned that 2014’s Dracula Untold will apparently not be a part of this new shared universe, even though they laid the groundwork for it with an epilogue at the end of that film. I actually liked Dracula Untold but, eh, whatever. Green Lantern was supposed to have it’s own cinematic universe too, and look how that turned out.
Finally, what would two awesome trailers for movies I am now excitedly looking forward to be without an Oh-God-No-Please-Don’t-Not-Again third wheel? If you said “perfect happiness” you’d be correct. Alas, we are not meant to be happy, we are meant to suffer. The Michael Bay-helmed Transformers films are living proof of that, and the fact that they are still making more of them (because they somehow keep making money) is concrete evidence of humanity’s depravity.
Buckle up, you racist caricatures, because our senses are about to be resoundingly assaulted yet again in Transformers: The Last Knight. We got our first official look yesterday.
King Arthur is apparently going to be in this movie, because why the hell not? Michael Bay, unsatisfied with ruining our childhood nostalgia, will now seek to tarnish the folklore of our foreign allies. Get ready for this international travesty to explode into theaters on June 23rd, 2017.
Now that you’re all caught up on the latest sneak peeks of the blockbusters on the horizon, what are your thoughts? Are you excited for any of these movies? Will you join our rebellion to stop Michael Bay’s reign of terror? Leave your comments!
