While the movie pirating trade has wreaked its havoc upon the movie industry and makes us very sad, it sure has some hilarious side-products, namely, the ridiculous cultural artifacts found in this Crappy Bootleg DVD Covers Flickr group and wherever bootleg DVDs are sold. They’re Frankenstein-ed together from other covers, feature our favorite movie stars Al Pacione and Robeat De Niro and are padded with the finest of Engrish and bad reviews copy and pasted from the Internet. See them in our slide show and feel free to submit your own.
This is Cocktail. It goes well with a taco, apparently.
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I said “lol” aloud.
The chinese characters in the “Lost in translation” cover actually read “Lost in Tokyo”.
The world would be at peace if everyone laughed this hard when they woke up in the morning. Pepe likes the Harry Potter bootlegs almost as much as he likes tacos.
One of my prize possessions is a copy of Shaolin Soccer with a synopsis for Pay it Forward on the back. Great stuff.
More lists like this! Fewer lists like the Terrible Videos that were Much Loved.
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