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Bad Lip Reading Brilliantly Skewers The Original Star Wars Trilogy
By now you might be getting a little weary of all the Star Wars coverage. We get it. We really do. But this was simply too good to keep to ourselves.
If you’ve never heard of the YouTube sensation Bad Lip Reading, we are pleased to introduce you. The comedians strip the sound out of a variety of video content, including movies, sporting events, and political spectacle like the recent debates.
In celebration of Star Wars: The Force Awakens, the channel has put together three different videos that will change the way you look at Star Wars. Included in these videos are the vocal stylings of Jack Black (Tenacious D, School of Rock), Maya Rudolph (Bridesmaids, Big Hero 6), and Bill Hader (Saturday Night Live, Trainwreck).
Oh, and don’t worry. There are no The Force Awakens spoilers, just straight up comedy goodness.
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