song spoof
song spoof
What’s that song used in the SNL spoof where the all shoot each other?
the song is like “mm wacha say”
It’s the final verse from a song called “Hide and Seek” by Imogen Heap. The skit is called ‘Dear Sister’
Here’s a video of the skit from SNL:
http://video.search.yahoo.com/video/play?p=dear+sister&ei=UTF-8&fr=fp-yie8-701&tnr=21&vid=000145274939
Song by Imogen Heap
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uhVfeOAgmAw
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UPSIDE-DOWN !? Flap OA SONG Spoof Patch Boy Scout book $4.99 |
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Bob Roberts [VHS] VHS Video! Written and directed by actor Tim Robbins (who also plays the title role), this 1992 mock documentary about an upstart candidate for the U.S. Senate is smart, funny, and scarily prescient in its foreshadowing of the Republican revolution of 1994. Bob Roberts is a folksinger with a difference: He offers tunes that protest welfare chiselers, liberal whining, and the like. As the filmmaker… |
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The 3 Stooges: Sing A Song of Six Pants/Malice in The Palace/Disorder in the Court $8.38 Sing A Song of Six Pence: The Stooges (in need of money) and out to capture a criminal and get the reward. 1949 – 20 minutes. Malace In The Court: The boys set out to recover a famous diamond somewhere in Egypt. 1947 – 20 minutes. Disorder In The Court: The Stooges are star witnesses in a murder case and leave the court in a shambles – 1936 – 20 Minutes…. |
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The Three Stooges in Color $3.30 A quartet of Three Stooges shorts, with a 3-to-1 balance tilting toward Shemp over Curly. The 1936 “Disorder in the Court” is definitely an honor-roll Stooges entry, with Curly providing testimony in a murder case. Note to prosecutors: Do not bring a vise into the same courtroom as Curly Howard. The other shorts shift to the late 1940s, adding (and highlighting) returning Howard brother Shemp in … |
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example spoof
example spoof
How does copyright work regarding spoof movies?
For example, could Michael Jackson sue the Scary Movie makers?
Do the spoof makers have to pay a fee to the makers of the movies they are making fun of to ‘use their film’? Like War of the Worlds in Scary Movie 4?
Parody is generally considered exempt from copyright law.
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Shirley Temple Movies: War Babies DVD (1932) $4.99 This bizarre short film stars the iconic Shirley Temple in one of her earliest and strangest roles. War Babies is part of the “Baby Burlesk” series that parodied films for adults with the mature characters played by young children. Temple is a dancer in a dark nightclub populated by soldiers. The kid soldiers drink milk, but still ogle Temple like grownups. The surrealism continues as the soldiers… |
