Sam gets pulled into the spectacular conflict between Bumblebee’s faction, the benevolent Autobots and the vicious Decepticons, who bring their war to Earth. But he soon discovers that his new wheels is a mechanical alien, Bumblebee, from a world called Cybertron. And because he’s Bill Murray, no one ever seems to mind.Īnd because we kinda love Shia LaBeouf's latest piece of performance art, here are our five favorite GIFs from the three-day event.When Sam Witwicky gets an old, beat-up yellow car as his first ride, he is not too happy. The beloved comedy superstar has spent the past few years showing up uninvited at weddings, bachelor parties, karaoke gatherings, golf tournaments and bars, where he often makes big speeches and makes everyone’s day before vanishing as quickly as he came. Eventually, it was revealed that he was playing an elaborate character for the comedic faux-documentary I’m Still Here, but he kept the entire world guessing for a lonnng time.īill Murray is more likely to crash your party than he is to appear in a movie. He infamously attended a red-carpet event at the Berlin Film Festival, wearing a paper bag on his head, the phrase “I Am Not Famous Anymore” scrawled across his face.įor a few months, it looked like Joaquin Phoenix was losing his mind as he quit acting, grew out his hair and beard, and tried his hand at a hip-hop career. But it’s more likely that he was out to promote his crime drama Broken City, which opened the next day in Australia.ĭissatisfied with how his film Tideland was being dumped into theaters and abandoned by its distributor, director Terry Gilliam (of Monty Python fame) took to the streets of New York to beg for spare change.īefore he was watching all of his movies over three days with a camera pointed at his face, Shia LaBeouf combated plagiarism accusations by acting strangely enough to change the conversation. Is it possible that Russell Crowe actually saw a UFO and put the footage on YouTube because he wanted to share the truth? Maybe. Instead, she became the subject of mockery and criticism from every corner of the Internet. In one of the more well-intentioned celebrity stunts on this list, Gwyneth Paltrow tried to live on food stamps to showcase the problems facing lower income American families. Gwyneth Paltrow tries to live on food stamps Except that he didn’t tell anyone in advance and he almost kicked David Letterman in the face.
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In 1987, Back to the Future star Crispin Glover appeared on Late Night to seemingly promote his new movie River’s Edge… but he was actually there to promote Rubin and Ed and showed up in character as the eccentric Rubin Farr. It was later refunded.Ĭrispin Glover karate-attacks David Letterman So we’ll just go with the time he contributed a piece titled “Fresh Air” to the “Museum of Non-Visible Art.” That title was literal – it was literally nothing. As Hollywood’s go-to experimental oddball, Franco could fill an entire list with his absurd and frequently baffling stunts. The problem with writing about the insane art projects of actor James Franco is that you have to pick just one. Visitors flocked in to watch the Michael Clayton star sleep in a glass case for all to see. Tilda Swinton has a reputation for playing odd characters in odd movies, but the Oscar-winning actress’s weirdest performance came when she became a living art exhibit at the Museum of Modern Art. Tilda Swinton sleeps in a box… inside a museum The hilarious Sacha Baron Cohen journeyed across America in-character as wildly offensive Kazakh journalist Borat, but his most audacious came during the promotion of the film… when he arrived at the White House demanding a meeting with “George Walter Bush." Sacha Baron Cohen crashes the White House as Borat And see the funniest GIFs from Shia's event at the very end. In honor of Shia, here are 10 other bizarre stunts and performances from some of your favorite actors. Whether you consider it fascinating or just plain weird, “All My Movies” captured the imagination of movie fans all over the world. This happened at the Angelika Theater November 10-11 (but don't worry, you can still catch up with all the action). For three days, actor Shia LaBeouf watched all of his movies in reverse order with a camera trained on his face the entire time.
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