Mario fights a free-lancing toll-worker named Gus. He’s a tough one with his javelin, but is defeated by Mario. Mario and Goombella head off to Petal Meadows. The fastest path to the Meadows is pipe-travel (We’ll soon find out that Petalburg, a town in Petal Meadows, really needs a highway to pass near it, or a train station, or an airport.) They find a Blooper in the sewers; the Blooper is angry at Mario because he hit his tentacle with his hammer. The Blooper takes on Mario… The Blooper dies to Mario. After ariving to Petal Meadows, Goombella says something that will definitely ring true: A great adventure has begun. Read the rest of this entry…
There’s plenty of TOS blooper reels edited together differently out there. Here’s another one of a few that I’ve come across on my collection of VHS tapes. Read the rest of this entry…
There’s plenty of TOS blooper reels edited together differently out there. Here’s one of a few that I’ve come across on my collection of VHS tapes. Read the rest of this entry…
This is the Star Trek XI gag reel from the bluray DVD. Laughter, bleeped expletives, dancing, and other hi-jinks make this five-minute blooper compilation seem like it finishes in only half the time. ”Its a good thing I’m drunk.”, says John Cho in one scene. In another scene where Spock is preparing to fly the Jellyfish spacecraft for the first time, Kirk and Spock speak their lines in faux Irish/German accents, trying but failing to keep straight faces. Even the kids get in on the act. ”Citizen, what is your name?”, asks an officer pulling over a young Jim Kirk back in Iowa. ”Bryan Burk. Whats yours?” says the kid without cracking a smile. Read the rest of this entry…
So you have seen Star Wreck? See what happened during the filming of the epic scifi parody! Lots of perkele, vittu and saatana! Read the rest of this entry…
Since there was no blooper reel on the Episode 3 dvd, the person who made this video (not me) simply pieces together a jumble of humorous production footage. This would work as a actual blooper reel.
Something old i came across. Real old bloopers from the first movies! Apparently from the Trilogy Box Set from 2004 Marinox420: “This is in fact a DVD easter egg from the 2004 Star Wars Trilogy boxed set. You can access this feature by selecting title 38 on the Bonus Material disc of the set.” How accurate this is, I do not know.
