In one scene, Kevin, after being left home alone, pays a visit to the grocery store and makes a big purchase that consists of a half-gallon of milk, a half-gallon of orange juice, a microwavable dinner, frozen macaroni and cheese, a whole loaf of bread, Snuggle dryer sheets, Tide detergent, saran wrap, toilet paper, and a package of toy army soldiers. He ends up paying $19.83 for the entire grocery haul after using a coupon that gave him $1 off on the orange juice.

In a viral video shared on his profile, TikToker @sellitlikelyons concluded that in order to buy all the items from Kevin’s grocery list, one would have to spend $63.73. This represents a whooping increase of 248% from 1990 to 2023.

The price comparison stunned a lot of social media users, who rushed to the comments section to express their disbelief.

“$100 bill is the new $20 bill,” one user wrote.

Another user also pointed out that today’s price isn’t just a result of inflation.

“For reference, $19.83 in 1990 would be equal to about $46.68 today. So it’s not just inflation. Things are way too expensive now,” they commented.

The post TikToker Calculates How Much Kevin’s Grocery List in “Home Alone” Would Cost Today appeared first on PlayJunkie.

While Barbie (Margot Robbie) and Ken (Ryan Gosling) understandably got the biggest spotlight, one unusual character ended up stealing the hearts of the moviegoers: Weird Barbie played by Kate McKinnon. However, most of them soon discovered that Weird Barbie was specifically written for the movie, so there was no toy they could buy.

Mattel now decided to respond to the fan demand and release a Weird Barbie doll that looks just like McKinnon’s character in the movie. It comes with signature short hair and face paint, a pink dress with colorful artwork and puffy sleeves, and green snakeskin boots. The doll will also have flexible joints, so you will be able to recreate the famous splits from the movie.

The Weird Barbie doll is currently available for pre-order on Mattel’s official website and comes with a price tag of $50. According to the website, the orders will be shipped “on or before” May 31, 2024. That might seem like a long wait, but something tells us that it will be well worth it.

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As it turns out, the AI does a great job in taking key characteristics of Anderson’s works, like his use of specific color pallets, ubiquitous symmetry, and narration, and applying them to other cinematic works. And we are all here for it despite the fact that the director himself might not like it as much, according to his recent statements.

After various creatives and AI enthusiasts previously turned Star Wars, Lord of the Rings, and even The Godfather into Anderson-directed features, the YouTube channel Artsy Algorithm now decided to do the same with the super-popular HBO series Succession.

Artsy Algorithm’s project is quite interesting since it actually meshes together Succession and Anderson’s comedy-drama The Royal Tenenbaums. And if you watched both, you know this makes quite a lot of sense despite their obvious tone differences. Both are about dysfunctional families with a lot of similarities between the primary protagonists.

Fittingly, Artsy Algorithm’s mashup between Succession and The Royal Tenenbaums is titled The Royal Roys. Check out the trailer for it below.

The post “Succession” Meets “The Royal Tenenbaums” in This New AI-Made Trailer appeared first on PlayJunkie.

Huy Xuan Mai decided to use his expert Photoshop skills in order to make himself the star of his favorite movies. Xuan Mai creates awesome scene edits in which he inserts himself alongside prominent actors like Dwayne Johnson, Jason Statham, and Robert Downey Jr.

Xuan Mai edits the scene in such a way that you could easily believe he was actually in the movies like Avengers, Hobbs & Shaw, Alita: Battle Angel, and others. He is always actively taking part in the scene and even puts himself in a position to interact with other characters.

These on-point edits have taken social media by storm and got Huy Xuan Mai an impressive following on social media. He currently has more than 222K followers on Facebook.

Check out below more of our favorite scenes starring Xuan Mai.

The post Man Photoshops Himself into Movie Scenes appeared first on PlayJunkie.

His job is to plan and supervise daily film production operations and to keep in touch with every single department on set, so he sees and hears a lot of interesting stuff.

“Last summer we had a feature film shooting in a remote village of Lithuania. There was not much to do in free time, so I’ve started sketching illustrations about the film crew. The plan was to tell their short stories in one picture comic strips and uploading to Instagram,” the artist shared in a post on Bored Panda and added that he is currently working on illustrations imagining what different film crew members are doing while staying at home.

Scroll down and check out his illustrations below. If you are curious to see more of his work, have a look on Instagram.

The post Artist Illustrates What Film Crews Are Doing While On Sets appeared first on PlayJunkie.

“I was really into dinosaurs and their fossils as a little kid. When I got older, I thought skulls were very badass, so I would draw them often,” the artist shared in a state for Bored Panda. “Skulls were among the first things that I had at least some idea of how to sculpt. The first one I was proud of looks terrible in retrospect!”

Characters like Minnie Mouse, Tweety, Sponge Bob, and Goofy are featured in his gallery. In the description, the artist put their hilarious zoological names and the year when their character first aired.

If you are interested to see his artwork, check out the gallery below and follow him on Instagram for future updates.

The post Artist Uses Skulls to Recreate Famous Cartoon Characters appeared first on PlayJunkie.

Maria, who’s based in Salaspils, Latvia, is the mastermind behind Instagram page @caramel.patisserie which has 65,000 followers and counting. The cake toppers on her cakes look so realistic that we wouldn’t judge you if you thought they’re 3D models from your favorite Disney and Pixar movies.

Moomins, Winnie-the-Pooh, and Minions are only some of the animated characters that Maria seems to adore – or at least her clients do so since her birthday cakes happen to be very popular with kids for obvious reasons.

Even when she’s not making cakes inspired by cartoons, Maria seems to enjoy making animal-shaped cake toppers the most. Teddy bears and unicorns have a special place in her heart, but you’ll find many other adorable creations on her viral Instagram page.

The post These Adorable Cakes Feature Our Favorite Cartoon Characters appeared first on PlayJunkie.

Fans of the first movie really wanted her relationship with Peter Kavinsky to work out, but some of them changed their mind when the second movie introduced a new character – John Ambrose, her childhood friend and a recipient of one of her infamous love letters.

To All the Boys fans immediately started a huge debate online about who’s more worthy of Lara Jean’s love, and Team Peter and Team John Ambrose formed and started laying out their arguments why one is better than the other.

It’s Team Edward vs. Team Jacob all over again, and no Buzzfeed personality quiz can solve this new viral dilemma. Even Lana Condor, who plays Lara Jean, admitted the whole thing keeps her up at night, but she’s Team Peter because she believes he and Lara Jean truly challenge each other.

To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You started streaming on Netflix on February 12th, so you can watch it right away and decided which team you’re on.

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#ReasonsToSupportBoP started trending on Twitter after a user by the name @Mikey_Talks posted a viral list of reasons to go see this movie. The fact that this project has a diverse female ensemble, both in front and behind the camera, was one of his main reasons to recommend it to other people.

Other Twitter users pointed out a long list of other reasons, including the film’s incredible cinematography, amazing action sequences, the chemistry between the leads, and the fact that Margot Robbie worked really hard to give us a Harley Quinn movie that does justice to this character.

Birds of Prey premiered on February 7th, to overwhelmingly positive reviews, but many experts described it as a box office failure since it marked the lowest opening for a DC film in a decade.

Despite the fact it isn’t the huge commercial success that the studio expected, this film already earned back its budget and received better reviews than the majority of previously released DC films.

The post Twitter Users Start Viral Hashtag to Support “Birds of Prey” appeared first on PlayJunkie.

Ok, actually it’s her owners Bryan Reisberg and Alex Garyn, big movie aficionados, who make it all about Maxine, but you can’t blame them. Maxine looks natural as a big movie star, and it would be a shame to hide this fact from the world.

The duo not only photoshops the cute puppy into posters but also change the titles in order to put Maxine in the center of the attention. They did the same thing to commemorate this year’s Academy Awards.

Maxine found her way into the posters for Joker and Ford v Ferrari, while Once Upon a Time in Hollywood and Parasite became Once Upon a Time in Fluffywood and Paracorg.

Check them out in the multi-image post below.

The post Adorable Corgi Invades Posters of Oscar-nominated Films appeared first on PlayJunkie.

In one scene, Kevin, after being left home alone, pays a visit to the grocery store and makes a big purchase that consists of a half-gallon of milk, a half-gallon of orange juice, a microwavable dinner, frozen macaroni and cheese, a whole loaf of bread, Snuggle dryer sheets, Tide detergent, saran wrap, toilet paper, and a package of toy army soldiers. He ends up paying $19.83 for the entire grocery haul after using a coupon that gave him $1 off on the orange juice.

In a viral video shared on his profile, TikToker @sellitlikelyons concluded that in order to buy all the items from Kevin’s grocery list, one would have to spend $63.73. This represents a whooping increase of 248% from 1990 to 2023.

The price comparison stunned a lot of social media users, who rushed to the comments section to express their disbelief.

“$100 bill is the new $20 bill,” one user wrote.

Another user also pointed out that today’s price isn’t just a result of inflation.

“For reference, $19.83 in 1990 would be equal to about $46.68 today. So it’s not just inflation. Things are way too expensive now,” they commented.

The post TikToker Calculates How Much Kevin’s Grocery List in “Home Alone” Would Cost Today appeared first on PlayJunkie.

While Barbie (Margot Robbie) and Ken (Ryan Gosling) understandably got the biggest spotlight, one unusual character ended up stealing the hearts of the moviegoers: Weird Barbie played by Kate McKinnon. However, most of them soon discovered that Weird Barbie was specifically written for the movie, so there was no toy they could buy.

Mattel now decided to respond to the fan demand and release a Weird Barbie doll that looks just like McKinnon’s character in the movie. It comes with signature short hair and face paint, a pink dress with colorful artwork and puffy sleeves, and green snakeskin boots. The doll will also have flexible joints, so you will be able to recreate the famous splits from the movie.

The Weird Barbie doll is currently available for pre-order on Mattel’s official website and comes with a price tag of $50. According to the website, the orders will be shipped “on or before” May 31, 2024. That might seem like a long wait, but something tells us that it will be well worth it.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Barbie (@barbie)

The post Mattel to Release Kate McKinnon’s “Weird Barbie” Doll From the “Barbie” Movie appeared first on PlayJunkie.

As it turns out, the AI does a great job in taking key characteristics of Anderson’s works, like his use of specific color pallets, ubiquitous symmetry, and narration, and applying them to other cinematic works. And we are all here for it despite the fact that the director himself might not like it as much, according to his recent statements.

After various creatives and AI enthusiasts previously turned Star Wars, Lord of the Rings, and even The Godfather into Anderson-directed features, the YouTube channel Artsy Algorithm now decided to do the same with the super-popular HBO series Succession.

Artsy Algorithm’s project is quite interesting since it actually meshes together Succession and Anderson’s comedy-drama The Royal Tenenbaums. And if you watched both, you know this makes quite a lot of sense despite their obvious tone differences. Both are about dysfunctional families with a lot of similarities between the primary protagonists.

Fittingly, Artsy Algorithm’s mashup between Succession and The Royal Tenenbaums is titled The Royal Roys. Check out the trailer for it below.

The post “Succession” Meets “The Royal Tenenbaums” in This New AI-Made Trailer appeared first on PlayJunkie.

Huy Xuan Mai decided to use his expert Photoshop skills in order to make himself the star of his favorite movies. Xuan Mai creates awesome scene edits in which he inserts himself alongside prominent actors like Dwayne Johnson, Jason Statham, and Robert Downey Jr.

Xuan Mai edits the scene in such a way that you could easily believe he was actually in the movies like Avengers, Hobbs & Shaw, Alita: Battle Angel, and others. He is always actively taking part in the scene and even puts himself in a position to interact with other characters.

These on-point edits have taken social media by storm and got Huy Xuan Mai an impressive following on social media. He currently has more than 222K followers on Facebook.

Check out below more of our favorite scenes starring Xuan Mai.

The post Man Photoshops Himself into Movie Scenes appeared first on PlayJunkie.

His job is to plan and supervise daily film production operations and to keep in touch with every single department on set, so he sees and hears a lot of interesting stuff.

“Last summer we had a feature film shooting in a remote village of Lithuania. There was not much to do in free time, so I’ve started sketching illustrations about the film crew. The plan was to tell their short stories in one picture comic strips and uploading to Instagram,” the artist shared in a post on Bored Panda and added that he is currently working on illustrations imagining what different film crew members are doing while staying at home.

Scroll down and check out his illustrations below. If you are curious to see more of his work, have a look on Instagram.

The post Artist Illustrates What Film Crews Are Doing While On Sets appeared first on PlayJunkie.

“I was really into dinosaurs and their fossils as a little kid. When I got older, I thought skulls were very badass, so I would draw them often,” the artist shared in a state for Bored Panda. “Skulls were among the first things that I had at least some idea of how to sculpt. The first one I was proud of looks terrible in retrospect!”

Characters like Minnie Mouse, Tweety, Sponge Bob, and Goofy are featured in his gallery. In the description, the artist put their hilarious zoological names and the year when their character first aired.

If you are interested to see his artwork, check out the gallery below and follow him on Instagram for future updates.

The post Artist Uses Skulls to Recreate Famous Cartoon Characters appeared first on PlayJunkie.

Maria, who’s based in Salaspils, Latvia, is the mastermind behind Instagram page @caramel.patisserie which has 65,000 followers and counting. The cake toppers on her cakes look so realistic that we wouldn’t judge you if you thought they’re 3D models from your favorite Disney and Pixar movies.

Moomins, Winnie-the-Pooh, and Minions are only some of the animated characters that Maria seems to adore – or at least her clients do so since her birthday cakes happen to be very popular with kids for obvious reasons.

Even when she’s not making cakes inspired by cartoons, Maria seems to enjoy making animal-shaped cake toppers the most. Teddy bears and unicorns have a special place in her heart, but you’ll find many other adorable creations on her viral Instagram page.

The post These Adorable Cakes Feature Our Favorite Cartoon Characters appeared first on PlayJunkie.

Fans of the first movie really wanted her relationship with Peter Kavinsky to work out, but some of them changed their mind when the second movie introduced a new character – John Ambrose, her childhood friend and a recipient of one of her infamous love letters.

To All the Boys fans immediately started a huge debate online about who’s more worthy of Lara Jean’s love, and Team Peter and Team John Ambrose formed and started laying out their arguments why one is better than the other.

It’s Team Edward vs. Team Jacob all over again, and no Buzzfeed personality quiz can solve this new viral dilemma. Even Lana Condor, who plays Lara Jean, admitted the whole thing keeps her up at night, but she’s Team Peter because she believes he and Lara Jean truly challenge each other.

To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You started streaming on Netflix on February 12th, so you can watch it right away and decided which team you’re on.

The post “To All the Boys” Sequel Starts Team Peter Vs. Team John Ambrose Internet Debate appeared first on PlayJunkie.

#ReasonsToSupportBoP started trending on Twitter after a user by the name @Mikey_Talks posted a viral list of reasons to go see this movie. The fact that this project has a diverse female ensemble, both in front and behind the camera, was one of his main reasons to recommend it to other people.

Other Twitter users pointed out a long list of other reasons, including the film’s incredible cinematography, amazing action sequences, the chemistry between the leads, and the fact that Margot Robbie worked really hard to give us a Harley Quinn movie that does justice to this character.

Birds of Prey premiered on February 7th, to overwhelmingly positive reviews, but many experts described it as a box office failure since it marked the lowest opening for a DC film in a decade.

Despite the fact it isn’t the huge commercial success that the studio expected, this film already earned back its budget and received better reviews than the majority of previously released DC films.

The post Twitter Users Start Viral Hashtag to Support “Birds of Prey” appeared first on PlayJunkie.

Ok, actually it’s her owners Bryan Reisberg and Alex Garyn, big movie aficionados, who make it all about Maxine, but you can’t blame them. Maxine looks natural as a big movie star, and it would be a shame to hide this fact from the world.

The duo not only photoshops the cute puppy into posters but also change the titles in order to put Maxine in the center of the attention. They did the same thing to commemorate this year’s Academy Awards.

Maxine found her way into the posters for Joker and Ford v Ferrari, while Once Upon a Time in Hollywood and Parasite became Once Upon a Time in Fluffywood and Paracorg.

Check them out in the multi-image post below.

The post Adorable Corgi Invades Posters of Oscar-nominated Films appeared first on PlayJunkie.