Video of the Day: The Walking Dead Opening - Toy Story Style

The Walking Dead/Toy Story memes are clearly very in right now. A couple of weeks ago, we shared with you some bizarrely accurate reasoning as to why AMC's hit zombie-drama and Pixar's anthropomorphic trilogy are essentially the same. Today, some witty so-and-so has recreated The Walking Dead's opening with Toy Story characters and iconography.

I wonder if Toy Story of Terror! may end up looking a bit like this... Check it out above.

Related posts: "I Am the D'ohnger": Breaking Bad Meets The Simpsons in New Couch Gag

"I Am the D'ohnger": Breaking Bad Meets The Simpsons in New Couch Gag

Much like the fan-made picture we shared a while back, The Simpsons is being mashed up with Breaking Bad, but in a more official manner this time: The Huffington Post shared the above video, which is the couch gag from the next episode of the hit Fox animated series.

The episode, What Animated Women Want, will star the voices of Wanda Sykes and Internet-God George Takei and airs in the US this Sunday on Fox. In the meantime, enjoy the show's opening, in which Marge cooks up some of that sweet blue stuff - cupcakes, that is - on repeat.

Breaking Bad star Bryan Cranston has previously lent his voice to the season 23 Simpsons episode, The Spy Who Learned Me. Both he and co-star Aaron Paul appeared in hilarious fashion at the end of the gag. News broke on Wednesday that Cranston had joined the cast of DreamWorks' Kung Fu Panda 3.

Breaking Bad begins the final stretch of its final season this summer - although a spin-off may already be in the works. Interestingly, Matt Groening once toyed with the idea of a live-action Krusty the Clown.

Sorry for the terrible pun in the title. Couldn't resist.

Watch: Stunning New Argentinian Short Film, Shave it

Check out this wonderfully bizarre and visually stunning animated short film from Argentinian animation house, 3dar. The plot synopsis for the short, Shave it, is given as:

"In the wilderness of the forests where giant bulldozers are tearing apart the woods there is a monkey that accidentally finds a shaving machine and decides to use it. Spontaneously disguised as a human being, he moves out to the city and starts a career. After a stunning success in business, he understands the need of gaining political power. Not too long after, he becomes the president. Now he is ready to make a change."

Video of the Day: The Harsh Reality for Disney Princesses, in After Ever After

Concerned Disney films are a little bit too happy? Not enough BP-bashing or Guantanamo Bay jokes for you? Fortunately, YouTuber Paint agrees with you. He posted the above video, suggesting some darker, possibly more realistic, endings to classic Disney fairytales.

It's inventive, tuneful and just plain funny, so be sure to check the video out!

Videos of the Day: Live-Action Wreck-It Ralph in 60 Seconds and Chris Nolan Tribute

We've got a couple of really cool videos for you today... Firstly, for the Wreck-It Ralph fans out there, which should be everyone (check out our review here),  YouTuber MegaSteakMan has remade the Disney hit in live-action, in 60 seconds! Obviously, don't watch the video if you haven't seen the film (although it does actually leave out the biggest spoiler), but, if you have, enjoy the hell out of it! The level of detail in the video is astonishing; check out some great stills over at their Facebook page.



After that (via Animation Magazine), Vimeo user whoispablo has created this awesome animated tribute to the work of one A113Animation's favourite directors, the inimitable Mr. Christopher Nolan. The Dark Knight, Memento, Inception: whoispablo is clearly a massive Nolan fan too. Check it out - the music's from the Looper soundtrack.

Video of the Day: What If Pixar Made The Expendables 2?

Looking for a film to take the kids to this summer? Not a fan of the usual animated offerings? Want 100% more terrorists in your animated films? Well, then IGN has the film for you: The Expendables 2, Pixar style!

Spoofing the trailer for this year's biggest action-film fare, IGN mashed up scenes from the three Toy Story films, to produce probably the funniest video you'll watch all day! I'm not a huge fan of IGN (well, mainly the people who comment on their site), but they deserve kudos for this; very funny stuff!

And who didn't want to heard Woody say "Track 'em. Find 'em. Kill 'em."?

Via Mashable.