The latest Spider-Man film reboot was released this past Friday to mostly positive reviews - and a whopping $117 million in US box office sales. We urge you to see the film if you haven't, but in the meantime we've rounded up our favorite parodies of the movie's very crowded poster.
Oh, and in case you hadn't heard: Iron Man is in the movie.
In mid-June 2017, Netflix Latino's facebook account posted a nine paneled collage to their page. The image features 8 popular supporting characters from the network's series, with 13 Reasons Why villain Courtney Crimsen in the center. The text on every other character describes how they conquered viewers hearts, and on the image of Courtney is a bold "Tu No." The format of the collage has proved to be a great meme template, lending itself to topics such as gaming, Star Wars, and even memes such as "Boneless Pizza."
Well, of the celebrities we thought we'd lose in 2017, we never imagined that we'd lose Knuckles the red anthropomorphic echidna. Alas we now know, thanks to the power of the internet, that as of today the poor fella is probably dead.
RIP you glorious red bastard.
What a time to be alive, riight? In all fairness here, Sonic Adventure 2 did feature one of the greatest, catchiest songs ever in a Sonic game. Someone out there decided to take their appreciation for the iconic song a step further, and started up a petition to change out the U.S. National Anthem for the Sonic Adventure 2 song itself. The Change.org petition reads as follows:
"NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick has been under fire recently for refusing to stand during the performance of our country's national anthem "The Star-Spangled Banner." Because of the injustices occurring in the United States of America, the 49ers player disagrees with the message being conveyed by Francis Scott Key's lyrics.
"The obvious solution would be to rid our nation of the injustices Kaepernick is protesting. However, that would take a lot of hard work and determination that we've clearly been incapable of to this point. So, instead, I suggest to President Barrack Obama that we change the national anthem to Ted Poley and Tony Harnell's more upbeat and less controversial "Escape from the City" as featured in the smash-hit video game Sonic Adventure 2.
"Tell us, America, would you rather be reminded of the constant violence and threats faced by the soldiers of 1812 to get to this still-divided point in U.S. history or be set free by the rush of danger lurking around every turn as you follow your rainbow at the speed of sound?"
Clearly a joke, but now we definitely have to listen to the song!
For real though, greatest video game roster of all time, or what? Here's the PR rundown on Lego Dimensions:
LEGO Dimensions packs based on 16 new entertainment properties will begin launching on September 27, 2016 with the Ghostbusters Story Pack, Adventure Time and Mission: Impossible Level Packs, Harry Potterand Adventure Time Team Packs, and The A-Team Fun Pack. Additional expansion packs based on other highly anticipated films Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them and The LEGO Batman Movie and wildly popular properties The Goonies, Sonic The Hedgehog, Teen Titans Go!, LEGO City Undercover, Knight Rider, The Powerpuff Girls, Gremlins, Beetlejuice and E.T.The Extra-Terrestrial will be released in product waves stretching into summer of next year. All expansion packs provide players with continued compatibility to use everything from waves 1-9 interchangeably, anywhere throughout the game. And no new starter pack is required, as all new packs will simply enhance the LEGO Dimensions Starter Pack game and work with the existing LEGO Toy Pad.
Is that Tom Cruise straight up tickling Scooby-Doo? Yup.
The Dark Knight teamed up with Gandalf? Down.
Of course we've got to ask now, based off this ongoing video game rivalry, which do you think is better (if you had to choose..) -- Mario v. Sonic?
