Official "Legend of Zelda" Live Action Movie Trailer 2009

[Imp]

Official "Legend of Zelda" Live Action Movie Trailer 2009

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kKGehSw5ht8

[LMingrone]

You realize that's a fake, right?

[Imp]

You realize that's a fake, right?

Who had the resources to make a "fake" like that?

[Imp]

Who had the resources to make a "fake" like that?

Never mind it doesn't matter cuz you are right. What a fuckin bummer. Alright well 1 down hopefully the Command and conquer trailer is real.

[Izzy]

The fact that the release date was April 1st, 2009 didn't tip you off at all?

[Kithus]

Damn too bad, I'd go see that.

[Xanator]

Never mind it doesn't matter cuz you are right. What a fuckin bummer. Alright well 1 down hopefully the Command and conquer trailer is real.

Cultural influence

The worldwide success and popularity of The Legend of Zelda series has led to many influences in popular culture. The series has also been parodied, including an episode of The Powerpuff Girls which features the Mayor of Townsville playing a spoof of Ocarina of Time,[136] and a season 3 episode of Robot Chicken, in which a skit based on The Legend of Zelda references aspects of the series, including the existence of multiple Links, Triforce, Rupees and rescuing Princess Zelda. IGN.com made a fanfilm trailer based on the Legend of Zelda as an April fools prank. Additionally, The Legend of Neil is a web-video series that aired on Comedy Central, spoofing the original Legend of Zelda game.

Professional wrestler Cody Runnels (better known as Cody Rhodes) is a fan of the series and has stated he replays A Link to the Past yearly. His wrestling boots feature a Triforce symbol.[137][138]

Actor/comedian Robin Williams revealed in an interview with Jimmy Fallon that his daughter Zelda Rae is named after the title character in the series.[139]

There you go, fella.

[Rolis]

Does it weird anyone else out that the guy in the clip that plays Link looks like a blacker Micheal Jackson?

[Latrinsorm]

Like Jesus, the historical Link actually was black. His story was co-opted by the plutocratic white crypto-fascists under the guise of a "trading card company" from Japan, as if fucking Topps would suddenly become a video game company, and the rest is history.