Everyone in every documentary is crazy (if you have fun with it).
Documentaries Out of Context Make People Seem Crazy
Trust us, these are only slightly less weird in proper context… but what’s the fun in that?
It’s a reblog-along!
![The Internet Oscars [Click to see all this year’s winners]
Welcome to the Internet Oscars! This is where we take the same categories the Oscars use to judge films and apply them to all the dumb Internet videos that have come out in the past 12 months.](http://24.media.tumblr.com/71ae5621ac76120a39c1ca33329dba9b/tumblr_mimw7morGB1qasthro1_500.jpg)
The Internet Oscars [Click to see all this year’s winners]
Welcome to the Internet Oscars! This is where we take the same categories the Oscars use to judge films and apply them to all the dumb Internet videos that have come out in the past 12 months.
Morgan Freeman must have a lot of free time on his hands.
(Source: youtube.com)
Stand clear of the Hov-ing door.
Filmed for a documentary, here he explains to an old woman that yes, he is famous.
(Source: youtube.com)
![The 7 Films You Will See In Your Freshman Film Class
1. The Avant Garde
It may be just the first assignment, but this art house wannabe isn’t wasting any time to prove how “deep” he is. His film is shot entirely in black and white, and the actors are all behind a sheet with disconcerting images continuously projected onto it. It’s bad when the language suddenly changes to Bulgarian, but it’s even worse when there are no subtitles. Every eight seconds or so, the shot cuts quickly to a fly struggling in a spider web. The pretension is almost unbearable, but the lengthy shots of the director laying on a slab of pavement covered only in cold cuts and holding a bible with a hole through it make this vomit-inducing. But you don’t vomit, because you know he would just incorporate that into his next film.
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The 7 Films You Will See In Your Freshman Film Class
1. The Avant Garde
It may be just the first assignment, but this art house wannabe isn’t wasting any time to prove how “deep” he is. His film is shot entirely in black and white, and the actors are all behind a sheet with disconcerting images continuously projected onto it. It’s bad when the language suddenly changes to Bulgarian, but it’s even worse when there are no subtitles. Every eight seconds or so, the shot cuts quickly to a fly struggling in a spider web. The pretension is almost unbearable, but the lengthy shots of the director laying on a slab of pavement covered only in cold cuts and holding a bible with a hole through it make this vomit-inducing. But you don’t vomit, because you know he would just incorporate that into his next film.
(Source: College Humor)
From the makers of Qwikster, another new, completely necessary Netflix service.
(Source: College Humor)
Interviews With People Interviewed In Every Ken Burns Documentary Ever
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(Source: College Humor)
