Han/Leia & Padme/Anakin Safe and Sound

Okay, so in another post I have spoken of my love for Safe and Sound music vids. Safe and Sound is a gorgeous song from The Hunger Games. There are so many covers out there (the Julia Sheer Version is my favorite, but I also like the Madilyn Bailey one.) However, this Hanlei / Aname vid uses the Taylor Swift and Civil Wars version, which is nonetheless gorgeous. These are my two favorite Star Wars ships, so why not? (I like Yoda x Yaddle though. Come on, it’s funny. No? You annoy me.)

So without further ado, romance!!!

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Star Wars Call Me Maybe

I think I’ve been doing too much sadness lately. Here’s some long-needed humor for you all:

If I Die Young – Harry Potter Tribute to the Fallen

This video is really, really sad. Why do I post such sad things… oh well! Live with it! SPOILER ALERT.

Incredible Fan Videos with the song Safe and Sound

If you like the song “Safe and Sound” from The Hunger Games, sung by Taylor Swift and the Civil Wars, check out these incredible fan videos. (I’ve watched them all, no swearing/nudity/people blowing each other up, etc.)

Zelda and Link Safe and Sound

Merlin Safe and Sound

The Fellowship Will Be Safe and Sound

Katniss Safe and Sound

Sam and Frodo Safe and Sound

Twilight Princess Into the West

When I’m bored, I usually sit down on the couch and blow stuff up with my new water bombs in Twilight Princess, or else go on some forums and argue about whether Gollum was evil or not. But today I went on Google and searched, “Legend of Zelda Into the West” to see what would come up. Well, I’ll tell you what came up. This did. And I watched it. It was amazing! They did it exactly the way I would have done it, and I usually complain about fanmade music videos, but here I could find no complaints. It is appropriate, no swearing or nudity or anything like that. If you like Zelda and LotR, you’ll love this video.

Hyrule Warriors: The Movie

Zelda Universe, a popular Zelda website, has taken all the cutscenes of Hyrule Warriors (as well as some battle sequences) and turned them into a three part movie. Each part is around 45 minutes long. What’s more, voice actors filled the character’s lines. All were great. I wish they’d focused less on the battles, but overall I liked it. You can view act 3 here and there are links to acts 1 and 2 in the video. What do you think? Will you be watching this movie? Did you enjoy it as much as I did? Let me know!