A parody of the Pixar intro.

[Rojo Diablo]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FFK_XuVqsCQ&feature=topvideos (slightly NSFW)

Whoa. :ack:

 

[abe_elifarrar]

That was kinda depressing and funny at the same time, very nice animation too.

I wonder if they can get sued by Disney over this..., probably. :sweat:

 

[snoopy g]

I love it! I want moooooooore!!!:evil:

 

[frank castle]

Great! I also love that Seth Mc Farlane parody in the playlist.

 

[tayo-sama]

That's the best illustration of the rigid, formula predictability of the MacFarlane Empire I've seen.

 

[Midnight-Rain]

Ehh, I liked it, but I should've ended after the letter was squashed. It was hilarious, but then they kinda killed it by taking it further.
I LOOOOVE that Macfarclane parody, though. The man (or woman) who made that deserves a pat on the back and a big glass of root beer.

 

[bobbysmom]

That was very funny!

And yeah, McFarlane is even better!

 

[Asminah]

That was great, the McFarlane one is greater, and the printer one literally had me tearing up!

 

[pfsouthside]

I'm impressed with the quality of the animation in this, though the joke was a bit dragged out for my tastes.

 

[HealthFreak-03]

That was funny, if not dragged a little too long.

Plus the animation was pretty good.

 

[eslam]

They can't. Parodies are protected by the U.S. Fair Use policy.

 

[I heart that one guy.]

Wow! Both funny and sad at the same time.

 

[wtfb]

Hasn't stoped them before.

 

[kool skool grl]

Oh Really?

 

[Sweetstrawberrymilk]

The fact that something is legal doesn't stop a big corporation from suing the "offender" into oblivion. Just look up Sony vs. Bleem.

Bottom line, sure you might win in the end, but it very well may be a Pyrrich victory. :shrug: