My Little Pony, The Live Action-Film

by Burstein! on May 9, 2009 · 1 comment

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Secret Sauce TV presents the “My Little Pony: Reign of Buttercup Sprinkles” a live-action film. If only…. This epic parody of war between mankind and My Little Pony-kind, is that which fill my heart with joy and chocolate sprinkles. For those of you out there with a hankering for more pony-sparkle action, FanFiction Forums abound.

Forget the Fallen… Say No to Joe… This Summer Action Walks On All Fours – MY LITTLE PONY: Reign of Buttercup Sprinkles.

Here’s the making of video for “My Little Pony: Reign of Buttercup Sprinkles”.

And of course what blockbuster film would be complete without rock music video.

via Ed Hunsinger

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1 Lee May 9, 2009 at 2:37 pm

I don’t need to mention here the full-length weirdly goodly-awful comedy-gore film Pony Trouble from 2006 where ponies and sex crazed cannibals are prominently featured. So I won’t mention it. Thank you.

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