Jimmy Kimmel Premieres Hilarious Star-Studded Trailer for the 'Greatest Movie Ever Made' in Post-Oscar Special

Mon, 02/27/2012 - 07:50 by Jess

More: Jimmy Kimmel, Oscars, 2012 Oscars

For four months, JimmyKimmel has been working on a trailer for what he calls “the biggest, moststar-studded film in the history of American cinema.” Not only did he somehowmanage to get dozens of the biggest celebrities in the world to participate, heactually managed to combine every film cliché possible into one trailer. And theresult is nothing short of comedy genius. Enjoy!

Just some of the story clichés in Kimmel’s “greatest filmever made” include werewolves, ancient scrolls, the President of the UnitedStates, a no-nonsense rookie cop, a dog who plays sports, robots, finding love whereyou least expect it, snakes on planes, blind princes, small town families withbig city dreams, babies who talk, the true story of a down and out Texasfootball team… Yeah. I think you get the idea.

And there are almost too many celebrities to name. Some starswho make cameos in the trailer include Ryan Phillipe, Jessica Alba,TaylorLautner, Charlize Theron, Tom Hanks, Cameron Diaz, Samuel L. Jackson, J.J. Abrams, Martin Scorsese,Emily Blunt, John Krasinski, “Daniel Day Lewis asTyler Perry as George Washinton,” Meryl Streep in a mustache, “Helen Mirren ina hovercraft,” Matt Damon, George Clooney, and “Gabourey Sidibe as Black Hitler.”

My favorite part of this already amazing video? Jimmy is totally listening to Debbie Gibson on hisheadphones!

What's your favorite part of Jimmy Kimmel's Movie: The Movie trailer?

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1 Comments

Anonymous (not verified)

Let's hope that this is a one-off for the mom. From my point of view, although ooiubvsly not from everyone's, the video shows a kind of child abuse. It's chilling to hear the mom say that she played this trick on her kids because a guy on TV told her to.When the truth is revealed, the boys' puzzlement is painful to watch. See how they toughen up at the end to cover their damaged trust. In the roughly six-minute video, the boys go through a cycle of anger, accusation, withdrawal, bafflement, bravado and reconciliation. Is anyone else reminded of grown men that they know?

Sat, 06/16/2012 - 17:04