If a movie is or is about to become successful, people tend to make mockbusters of that film. Like, for example, Toyland Video (or more commonly known as Vídeo Brinquedo), they tend to make bad versions of movies, like Ratatoing, The Little Cars, and What's Up. Sometimes, a mockbuster can have a sequel before a sequel to the actual movie came out, like The Little Cars 2, released in 2007, while Cars 2 was released in 2011.

Sometimes, a mockbuster can be racist towards certain people, like Finding Jesus, who has a sushi character talking in a stereotypical Asian accent. Do they even know that, "There is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither slave nor free, there is neither male and female, all for you are one in Christ Jesus. If you are now Christ’s, then you are Abraham’s seed, heirs according to the promise." (Galatians 3:28) or that Jesus says, "You have heard that it was said, 'You shall love your neighbor and shall hate your enemy'. I, however, say to you, love your enemies, and pray for those persecuting you, bless those cursing you, do good to those persecuting you and hating you, so that you may be the sons of your Father, who is in the heavens. For He makes his sun rise on evil and good, and He sends rain on righteous and unrighteous." (Matthew 5:43-45) Now, these stereotypes, like a person from East or Southeast Asia saying, "Herro! Ching-chong. Ching-cong." is very, very wrong. We should stop racism in every form possible.

Then there's The Little Panda Fighter, who has a character similar to a Care Bear. Not to mention, I just don't want to talk about the panda's dance moves.

Do you remember the infamous US VHS release of Cars? Well, apparently, A Car's Life has a VHS too. And, according to an eBay selling, it's way cheaper then Cars.

Now if you remember my last post of my You know what really grinds my gears? series, I talked about piracy and how it damages the economy. However, mockbusters are also not safe from piracy. You can watch some of them posted by ordinary YouTubers for free.

The point is, mockbusters tend to be so hilariously bad. Even The Amazing World of Gumball made fun of mockbusters with How to Ratatwang Your Panda, by showing a panda farting on a bunch of rats. Richard laughed because he thinks that the movie is "clever".

Now I wonder if those companies are gonna get sued for copyright infringement... I feel sorry for every grandma why purchased these kinds of films, thinking it's the real deal.

And that is what really grinds my gears.

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The fact that people have been posting full movies that are never in the public domain on the internet.

Like, for example, on YouTube, Veselaja Strana Fantazij uploaded the entirety of A Bug's Life in Russian. And the fact he claims himself to be South Korean doesn't cut it. The FSB would've arrested him for that. Then there's Jô Gomes, who uploaded the entirety of Sausage Party in Brazilian Portuguese. A lot of times, you'll find videos claiming to be full movies, when you click on it, it shows you the wrong logo and asks to click on a link that's "definitely not a scam". If you click on it, They can steal your IP address. So, it would be a good idea to report those sites.

Then there's the Internet Archive. If you dive a little deeper, you might find some pirated films. Like, for example, an unknown user uploaded the entirety of Chicken Little from a Japanese VHS tape.

And don't even get me started on Ethan Shaw. He had posted full movies illegally on Google Photos and Google Drive. He posted full movies of A Bug's Life, Toy Story, Finding Nemo, Lightyear, etc. All without Disney's permission. Ethan even claimed, at one point, he claims that this is the official Google Photos page for Pixar's Toy Story. Away from Disney, Let's talk about VeggieTales. Ethan Shaw uploaded full episodes without permission from DreamWorks Animation. The scriptures say, "You shall not steal" (Exodus 20:15, Deuteronomy 5:19). yet he does it anyway.

Then there's the sites that illegally hosts full movies. They can steal your IP address, like I mentioned earlier, and if you download them, law enforcement can show up at your door. So, it would be a good idea to report those sites too.

The main focus is that downloading or buying pirated movies is illegal. In the United States, criminal copyright infringement is investigated by the FBI and may constitute as a felony with a maximum penalty up to five years in prison and/or a $250,000 fine.

And that is what really grinds my gears.

Congratulations to Disney for putting all of the 20th Century Studios logos since 1935 on VHS.

Do not put your Nintendo Switch 2 Joy-cons near a videocassette. Because the Joy-cons have strong magnets in them, it is possible that it can erase data that was on your videocassette. So, if you accidentally got them near your childhood memories on your home video tape, there's no way of getting them back.

How come people copy-and-paste transcripts from a DVD, Blu-ray, etc? Why not try writing a transcript with a lot more detail, just like the transcript page for Monsters, Inc.?

I can't believe I accidentally got the supplements for the VHS release of Alien: Romulus right. I thought there was gonna be a Piracy is not a victimless crime screen and/or a BVHE commentary screen at the end, but no. That's how it is.

Maybe one day, I could carry out my promises for this wiki. Just wait and see.

The fact that some Moviepedians are transforming a recently announced, upcoming film into a fan-film.

Like, I have to change the fake Incredibles 3 logo to a real one. Even the number one user fell for it.

And 8 is not safe either. I have to talk to an admin because of Lis' actions.

And what about the sequel to The Super Mario Bros. Movie? The movie is not called, "The Super Mario Bros Movie 2". The title, "Super Mario World", was accidentally leaked by NBCUniversal before it's shortly removed. Not to mention, the image used for that was a promotional image for New Super Mario Bros. That's not a movie.

I don't want to imagine some more pages for upcoming movies experiencing the same fate.

And that is what really grinds my gears.

I am _certain_ that the progeric-looking "baby" revealed by the nursing lady in the scourging crowd in Gibson's "Passion of the Christ" (2004) was Mihaly "Michu" Meszaros. I can't find it credited anywhere, but, believe me, I know Michu. I even got a life-sized Michu poster with my Ringling Bros. circus program in 1973!

The fact that many Moviepedians do not know what the term, "original research" means. They instead copy and paste a bunch of stuff from Wikipedia.

I want to say this for the sake of everyone: Moviepedia is NOT a mirror site.

And that is what really grinds my gears.

Here are my ideas for USA actors:

Jodi Benson as Suki

Yvette Nicole Brown as Macheeba

Sean Giambrone as Linus

Channing Tatum as Dark

Kit Connor as Fleck

Keith David as James

Samuel L Jackson as Eddie

Mark Hamill as Harry

Donald Glover as Lush

As for your own ideas, put them down below.

I can't believe that South Korea might've actually shown Bart Simpson's penis on VHS.

The Bad Guys has two pages. The original page is created on April 2021, while a duplicate page is created on June 2021. The duplicate page became more popular then the original one.

I can't believe that the Moviepedians fell for it again.

Test cards, including color bars, are not supplements. However, on South Korean VHS tapes, There is a countdown timer before the warning screen. And on Panorama International Productions release, the FBI Warning appears on the color bars. There might be more exceptions, but for now, I'lll give those two exceptions a pass.

The upcoming Karate Kid movie titled as Karate Kid: Legends set to release in theaters May 30, 2025 needs to be decanonized and re-clarified as being in a different universe away from Cobra Kai for a multitude of reasons. First off and the main reason is because the 2010 remake and the original 1984 film of The Karate Kid are not supposed to be in the same universe. It was always stated that they were in two different universes and it needs to stay that way. It was literally made to be a reboot set in a different continuity and putting it into the same universe just ruins it being a remake like its supposed to be. Another reason is because it's pretty much exactly how the original was and I just don't think it's possible they could be in the same universe given how everything was the same with the exact same things happening to all the characters like in the original with the same plot points and dialogue and stuff, which is not natural. The only differences were that the style was Kung Fu and the setting was in China. Furthermore, it makes no sense as to how Mr. Han knew Mr. Miyagi, especially given how they say the same things in both movies and do the same stuff and it would be weird if they had just planned to do the exact same things in different parts of the world, and they also never once mentioned each other in the movies that they were in. And finally, it is because this new movie doesn't seem to follow up with the events of Cobra Kai as it completely ignores the fact that Daniel LaRusso has a family in it and mentions nothing from the show.

If you support my idea please sign the petition https://www.change.org/p/help-de-canonize-karate-kid-legends

I apologize if I tried to become an administrator using the "show up and ask" method. I'll try to go into much more detail next time.

It appears that 20th Century Fox's 75th anniversary logo is on VHS. No joke.

I can't believe Fallen Tree was the most viewed page of the whole wiki.