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TWO MILLION people have already watched famous characters from Star Wars, Scarface, The Terminator, Cocktail, Trainspotting, Robocop, Carlito’s Way, Saturday Night Fever and many more dance and fight in an incredible film mash up at the fictional Hell's Club on Youtube.
The breathtaking short film from Antonio Maria Da Silva opens with Hayden Christensen and Ewan McGregor walking into Hell's Club for a night out unlike any other.
"There is a place where all fictional characters meet. . Outside of time, Outside of all logic, This place is known as HELL'S CLUB," says the Youtube video's creator.
The Bee Gees' Stayin' Alive is playing, Darth Vader is casually having a light saber battle on the balcony and Christian Bale from American Psycho is stalking for prey.
In one flawless edit Michael Jackson looks on while John Travolta as Tony Manero struts his funky stuff from Saturday Night Fever.
"There is a place where all fictional characters meet. . Outside of time, Outside of all logic, This place is known as HELL'S CLUB," says the Youtube video's creator.
The Bee Gees' Stayin' Alive is playing, Darth Vader is casually having a light saber battle on the balcony and Christian Bale from American Psycho is stalking for prey.
In one flawless edit Michael Jackson looks on while John Travolta as Tony Manero struts his funky stuff from Saturday Night Fever.
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In the background Tom Cruise's murderous taxi passenger from Collateral and Arnold Schwarzegger as a fresh-faced Terminator are shoving their way through the crowd. Meanwhile a youthful Tom Cruise from Cocktail tends bar, and cheekily winks at his older self across the room.
Al Pacino from Carlito’s Way puffs on a fat cigar as he watches Cameron Diaz from A Life Less Ordinary dance alongside Mark Wahlberg from Boogie Nights.
Jim Carey in all his green-faced splendour grins with a rose between his teeth as Robocop strides in, and then all hell breaks loose.
Gun fights breakout across the club and even Michael Jackson seems to be mown down as Keanu Reeves utters the immortal "Whoa." Indeed.
Al Pacino from Carlito’s Way puffs on a fat cigar as he watches Cameron Diaz from A Life Less Ordinary dance alongside Mark Wahlberg from Boogie Nights.
Jim Carey in all his green-faced splendour grins with a rose between his teeth as Robocop strides in, and then all hell breaks loose.
Gun fights breakout across the club and even Michael Jackson seems to be mown down as Keanu Reeves utters the immortal "Whoa." Indeed.
The only thing missing is James Bond, but he's probably too busy dealing with racism dramas over casting black actors like Idris Elba in the role, plus the latest rumours that David Beckham might be in the running alongside favourites like Tom Hardy to play OO7.
Or even a shocking rumour former Bond star Pierce Brosnan mentioned about turning James Bond gay.
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| Dirty Dancing, Basic Instinct style with Sharon Stone and Michael Douglas |
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| John Travolta from Saturday Night Fever is just one of many famous faces at the club |
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| Mike Myers as Austin Powers |
As the crowd screams and flees, John Travolta from Pulp Fiction is riddled with bullets and Al Pacino hopelessly fires off round after round at the unstoppable Terminator. When Arnie moves in for the kill, a blast from Tom Cruise blows him clean through the window, but it's too late for Pacino's Charlie.
An incredible array of film references are thrown in, like a cocky Travolta grinning at his poster of Al Pacino, while an older Travolta wells up looking on as Charlie bleeds out on the pavement.
It's seamless, sensational and stunning and, uh oh, The Terminator is getting back up…
The whole incredible adventure is the brainchild of Antonio Maria Da Silva's AMDS Films and weaves everything into a believable narrative.
An incredible array of film references are thrown in, like a cocky Travolta grinning at his poster of Al Pacino, while an older Travolta wells up looking on as Charlie bleeds out on the pavement.
It's seamless, sensational and stunning and, uh oh, The Terminator is getting back up…
The whole incredible adventure is the brainchild of Antonio Maria Da Silva's AMDS Films and weaves everything into a believable narrative.
Hell's Club just became the coolest spot in town.
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