Fanvids - Pirates Who Don't Do Anything

[thisbluespirit]

Addendum to the last... It occurred to me all those PotC and Pirates Who Don't Do Anything vids might have reappeared. And I was right!


Joy of joys, not only are the Relient K versions back, but this genius one to the original Veggie Tales version:

(Okay, you have to keep watching till Larry (Orlando) sings his verse, because it's at this point the editing is just brilliant.)

But the Relient K version is also a fairly joyful and crazy thing to set a fanvid to:

Darn, can't find the DW one, though. That was lovely, just for the clip that went with "I've never kissed a chipmunk" was great.

Um. VeggieTales. Yes. What can I say? I love The Hairbrush song:

Not that I want to distract people from useful things. Excuse me...

Comments

[curuchamion.livejournal.com]

*laughing so hard at the editing on the first one that I literally can't breathe*

Seriously, the only thing better is my sisters' Star Wars fanvid - which is so so sadly not on the innerwebs - to "Thank God I'm a Country Boy"! (It pwns all because it has light saber fighting synchronized to the music. Also a Luke Skywalker lookalike figure skating. And Emperor Palpatine for the "city folks ridin' in a black limousine".)

[thisbluespirit]

I hope you've recovered your breath now? :-)

It is pretty cool - as best edited vids go, it's in my top 3, but beaten still by some of the ones I recced in an old post here. I think most of links still work. (The two ST ones are just spot on...)

That sound v amusing... why is it NOT on YouTUbe? ;-D

[curuchamion.livejournal.com]

My family, especially my mom, are terribly nervous about copyright. I seriously doubt there would be HUGE REPERCUSSIONS for being the eleventy-billionth Star Wars fanvid out there, or for using some random actor's cover of "Thank God I'm a Country Boy", or for the clips of a local boy figure-skating at our town's ice show... but ONOES! we cannot put it on the innerwebz! o.O

(Also, my sisters - who are not involved in fandom - seem to feel terribly offended when I call it a "fanvid". I've no idea why.)

[thisbluespirit]

That's fair enough. I tend to think, on most of these things the film/TV companies should let their marketing people have two words (free advertising) with their legal departments when it comes to your actual vids, but I was only saying... it sounds worth watching! :-)