From the cut-and-paste of actual Bond scenes to the homemade CG to the misspelled "T1HS SUMMER," this is some quality shanzhai. In fact, we can't help but think that there would be a market for inserting yourself into movie trailers - it could be like... ...full story at Shanghaiist
from Shanghaiist on Tue, Aug 18 2009
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Risico:Main Titles »
YouTube video MovieMaxProductions and CPJ Effects
Presents: Risico. Written By Chris Bianchi. Starring Chris Daniels as Ian Fleming's James Bond, Chandler Carpenter as a terrorist, David and Nathan Hamman as The Chang Brothers.
Plot:
James Bond must stop two chinese... |
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