Star Wars all time funniest spoof videos from Family Guy to a disco diva Darth Vader STAR WARS: THE FORCE AWAKENS is serious business but we also love these hilarious spoofs from the Lego Death Star Canteen to dancing Stormtroopers and Family Guy's incredible parody. YOUTUBEStar Wars: The Force Awakens is finally (almost) here.We are happy to report that JJ Abrams film is a towering triumph and you can read our full film review HERE.But we also love the following bunch of brilliant spoofs and hommages to the iconic franchise.Darth Vader is no luaghing matter. Until, that is, he is made out of Legoa nd voiced by Eddie Izzard.And you may struggle to take Stormtroopers seriously ever again, after watching their red hot moves on the dancefloor.1. Death Star Canteen.You don't have to be a Star Wars fan to find this funny, but if you are there is no Force in the galaxy that can stop you from collapsing in a quivering mess by the end of this slice of genius.Seriously, 23 million views can't be wrong.
The skit is actually soundtracked by an excerpt from Eddie Izard live in concert when he is musing on the likelihood that the Death Star must have had a canteen to feed its troops and workers.Hey, even Lord Vader must get hungry some time, right?Try to get past the bit where he orders Pasta All'Arrabbiata and is told to take a tray without falling off your seat.2. Dancing StormtroopersWe can't speak for teh rest of the galaxy, but the WorldWideWeb is awash with dancing Stormtroopers.It's hard to narrow down our favourite, but this one just snatches teh prize in it's sequined glove.Yes, it's disco diva Darth and his rendition of Michael Jackson's Beat It.Recorded at Disney's Star Wars weekends, the choreography is spot on and shows that there is life after you hang up your evil overlord cloak. Or, in fact, swish it around in time to MJ.3. Hell's ClubThere is plenty of dancing here, but this is a far more serious affair.It is a jaw-droppingingly spectacular mash up of countless classic films, kicking off in the nightclub where Obi Wan takes young Anakin.Sharon Stone from Basic Instinct cuts a rug (rather than flashes one) alongside Staurday Night Fever's John Travolta.But then we see Travolta from Pulp Fiction and a dazzling mix of Tom Cruise from Cocktail and Collateral.Arnie's Terminator takes on Blade and Robocop in a bloody shoot out that ends in tragedy while Darth Vader battles Obi Wan on
Seth MacFarlane's outrageous comedy cartoon series has a long-standing tradition of inserting Star Wars gags.Of course, you could sit downand watch every episode ever made, but luckily some clever clogs on Youtube has saved us all the trouble and cobbled them all together.It opens with a Jabba teh Hut moment where he is leering over Leia and saying something that sounds suspiciously like " Wookiee nipple pinchy."It's all gloriously downhill from there.CLICK HERE TO READ OUR FULL STAR WARS: THE FORCE AWAKENS REVIEW Star Wars premiere in Hollywood Celebrities attend the Star Wars: The Force Awakens premiere in Hollywood. Harrison Ford, Joseph Gordon-Levitt and John Boyega arrive at the Star Wars: The Force Awakens premiere in Hollywood 5. Star Wars Frozen mash-up:Let It Flow is catchy little reworking of the insanely mind-numbing song from Frozen.Painstakingly assembled clips from Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith make it looks liek the Star Wars chaarcters are singing the cheekily rewritten lyrics.
It's the touching story of a simple boy who dreams of becoming an evil monster."Let the Force rage on," he sings. "Vader is a better name anyway."Even the Star Wars Death Star needed a cafeteria. could Darth Vader go and just chill out with the guys in betweenWell if it did, this is a hilarious re-enactment in Lego style of what you might expect when Vader goes downStar Wars fan is surely excited in anticipating the premier of Rouge One: A Star Wars Story at the end of 2016. I watched it twice in less than a week of its premier and was glad that the story turned out to be great, relieving many characters in the original series (here I mean episode IV-VI, not episode I-VI, you nerd). Rouge One screening coincide with the opening of new Lego Store in my city, which I visited few times in the last two months. Initially, I was looking for Millennium Falcon Lego 75105 that I have been eyeing since the premier of episode VII in 2015. Too bad it has been out of stock for a long time, but I found something that I could not possibly imagine before, 75159 Death Star Lego, the Ultimate Collector’s Series edition.
I know I want it when I see it, but it comes with a premium price in that store. The MSRP on Lego website is $500, which I could justified considering the complexity and “hard to find” (according to Lego website) nature of this set, but it sold for Rp 8.500.000 ($ 640) on the store. I didn’t buy it at that time. I think about buying for couple days and concluded that I have to have the set somehow, I missed the millennium falcon last year and it would be a shame to miss this one again this year, anyway Christmas is near and I’m going to be home alone for a week (it becomes a good reason to splurge on the purchase). On Sunday night I went back to the Lego Store and bought the set, it was the first Lego set I bought since graduating junior high school (I’m a Master student now). People were staring with confusion as me and my father brought the very huge box to the parking lot. Excited as I was, I unboxed the set that night and spent almost 5 hours building 40% of the set, from 22.15 – 3.05.
Pictured below is the unboxing, where the three white box contains a lot more pieces. Another interesting part is the manual book, it is very huge, in a good way. There are 10 numbers, which make it easier for us to build the set one-by-one, instead of opening all the pieces at one and get confused in searching the piece (did I mention that it contains 4016 pieces?). Number 1 results in Darth Vader and other imperial mini figures, also Tie Fighter that fits one mini figures inside it. Imagine how uncomfortable Darth Vader has to sit inside that scale of Tie Fighter! At least, he couldn’t bring his lightsaber inside the ship. Pictured below is the result of the first to fourth step building the Death Star. Pictured below is the structure that will be the base for the whole set and function as a storage room. It starts to look like a progress, right? But actually, behind those whole are still empty structure. The trash compactor, where Luke, Leia, Chewbacca, and Han Solo are trapped in episode IV.
Pictured below is the result of 5 hours building the structure, it was 40% complete at the time. I slept for 6 hours and continue the next day. Pictured below is the fifth to tenth step of building the Death Star, which I spent 9 hours, from 9.00-13.00, continued again from 22.10 – 3.45. In total, I spent 14 hours and 10 minutes building the whole set from nothing to finished. Look at those mini figures! It’s not all of it though, there are still several others in the unopened pieces. I like the new hairstyle of Han Solo and Leia, it is better than in the previous Star Wars Lego set. Building the foundation of the third level of the Death Star. Blaster canon on the second level that could actually shoot two lasers! The emperor (or Sith Lord) chamber, where the last battle in episode VI: Return of the Jedi will take place. Detainment chambers where Leia is held and will be rescued by Han Solo and Luke. Control Room for the Death Star’s laser that is capable of destroying Alderaan.
The main feature of the Death Star. Mechanics that allows the turbo laser to move horizontally and vertically. The Death Star shape could be seen perfectly, there are two laser canons on the other side of turbo laser, to protect against the attack from resistance. The cargo chambers are connected with an elevator (that actually moves) to transport the cargo from the bay to Tie Fighter’s hangar. Ok, so by now the Death Star has been fully operational. Or quoting from the movies: Governor Tarkin: Perhaps she would respond to an alternative form of persuasion. Darth Vader: What do you mean? Governor Tarkin: I think it is time we demonstrated the full power of this station. Set your course for Alderaan. Now I’m going to highlight the chambers on every level one-by-one. Laser cannon that could be moved horizontally and vertically, it could shoot two lasers quite far (few meters). Trash compactor, the wall could be widened and closed using a lever above it.
There is a door on that slides to its right at the end. The tractor beam, where Obi-Wan turned down the energy shield on episode IV. The great escape of Luke and Leia while being chased by stormtroopers. R2-D2 and C3PO on the cargo bay, the elevator could be moved up and down using a lever on the wall next to it. The base for the Death Star, nothing special here, just a storage room. Still on the first level of the Death Star, notice that at the centre of the structure, there is an elevator that could pass from level 1 to level 4. Turbo laser control room, wait… why is Chewwie in there? The scene of freeing Leia from the detainment centre. On the right is Leia chamber that could be seen transparently from the other side, while on the wall right to Han there is a door (could be opened and closed using the knob on the wall) that leads directly to the trash compactor. Whoever design this is a genius. Too bad its a sticker, Lego should have made it printed.
There is the door that I meant above, it leads to the trash compactor. Scene from episode VI: Return of the Jedi, Luke is standing on a fallible platform. The imperial guard is cool, although they don’t do anything. Tie Fighter’s hangar, this is where the elevator from cargo bay leads to (look at R2-D2 and C3PO). The door behind C3PO could slide to the left of it. Droid maintenance room, under the droid’s bed (which could be straightened) there is a know to control the Tie Fighter’s position. The control room, notice the knob, it controls the movement of the turbo laser position. Grand Moff Tarkin and an imperial navy officer inside the meeting room. The desk could be used as a storage. Two supercool laser cannon that could be horizontally moved together using a lever beneath it, and vertically using the knob on its side. The Tie Fighter’s position could be moved using a knob under the Droid’s bed in the maintenance room. Look at the straight position of it.