In honor of Valentine’s Day this month, here are two super cute cars whose drivers should get to know each other!


In honor of Valentine’s Day this month, here are two super cute cars whose drivers should get to know each other!
It’s February, the month of love (and ships). Here’s one of my favorite OT3s to a song I love by Ingrid Michaelson. Leverage vid by the wonderful tingswithwings.
I love how this one builds and progresses. And I always love seeing the three of them supporting each other!
There are a number of amazing Steven Universe fanvids to this song. I can’t remember which was the first I saw, but I do know that this song is forever linked to the show in my mind now. This one by FuzzyPickles42 is certainly one of my favorites.
I couldn’t help but laugh during this Modern Family vid by Di!
I have a weakness for fanvids to P!nk songs, and Dole Whip Productions created this great one for my favorite elf and dwarf, Legolas and Gimli.
As we start the year, let us all boldly go where no one has gone before! I especially love that NASA logo on this vanity plate.
With so many wonderful Disney moments from which to choose, AbsoluteDestiny does an excellent job of it in this fanvid.
I love the mix of older movies and newer. I wasn’t familiar with the song before seeing this video, so now any time I hear it, my mind immediately goes to these scenes.
Starting the new year out with a bang! Here’s ShapeShifter’s Survivor vid for The Old Guard. So many spoilers.
Way to go, everybody, for surviving 2020. Stay safe and stay strong in 2021!
Technically, it’s a lyric vid, but there’s still quite a lot of movie footage to also count. As it’s Christmas and this song from Oliver Boyd and the Remembralls is one of my favorite holiday WRock selections, here’s Cold Wild Yonder by Expecto Patronum.
I think it captures the feeling of Christmastime during the seventh Harry Potter book/movie so well. This song still makes me cry.
Though this AMV can be appreciated any time of the year, I thought it was appropriate to share it before Christmas. phenomenon brings you some Jack Skellington:
There were parts of this video that were so perfect I had to remind myself that this was not the actual movie.