The One-Man Reverse-Parody Downfall Video Hits YouTube

[Zayren]

Brandon has been doing re-enactment videos for several years now and he's gotten a lot of attention for them. His latest trend it to recreate famous scenes by imitating famous actors that weren't in the original scenes.

Glad someone pointed this out.

Brandon's pretty hilarious, saw this video yesterday. Really hope it becomes the new trend, it's hilarious.

 

[Andy Chalk]

Andy, you said in the original piece that the remixes were great publicity, yet you haven't seen the movie yet?

I'm ashamed to admit it, but it's true. I have yet to see Downfall.

In my defense, lame though it is, I hardly ever watch movies. I could quite easily count the number of movies I watch over the course of a year on my fingers. (And have a few left over.)

 

[seamusotorain]

Andy, you said in the original piece that the remixes were great publicity, yet you haven't seen the movie yet?

I'm ashamed to admit it, but it's true. I have yet to see Downfall.

In my defense, lame though it is, I hardly ever watch movies. I could quite easily count the number of movies I watch over the course of a year on my fingers. (And have a few left over.)

Put some time aside for it, best WW2 movie out there in my opinion.

 

[sooperman]

I liked that. Especially when his moustache fell off. His German was actually understandable in many parts.

Hardesty is right though, German sounds completely ridiculous. Was the language invented by someone with strep throat?

Wow, this is one of the most ignorant posts I've seen on the forums. You do know that English came from German? And what are you talking about, strep throat? English sounds just as ridiculous to someone who does not understand it. I don't ask you if English was invented by someone with numb lips. Then again, I try not to bring a load of negativity to everything I comment on.

Actually, no, English originated from Anglo-Saxon settlers, who had old Norse influence, whom settled England and invented what we call Old English. Middle English arose shortly thereafter with Germanic influence, later replaced again by the current English. There is a relationship between German and English, but English did not originate from German.

And if this is one of the most ignorant things you've seen on the forums, lurk moar. A lot moar.

 

[Darth_Dude]

SO thats what Hitler was screaming about, huh I never knew.

 

[Nobby]

i love his facial expressions, they cracked me up something crazy.

 

[brunothepig]

Haha, it's painfully obvious he can't speak German, but man, well done.

No, it's just that you only hear screamy Hitler and screamy characters inspired by Hitler speaking German. It can sound rather nice if spoken by someone female (and preferably sexy).

Anything can sound sexy when spoken by a sexy female. But yeah, the way they speak in the movie doesn't resemble the sound of modern German.

I have a friend, testament to that. We've told her that, she knows what she is capable of...
This is an awesome idea, I assume this is too far removed to fall under copyright infringement? Excellent work, my congratulations go out to the man. Now to start subbing it...