Hollywood badasses swap their weapons for selfie sticks

The Internet has gone crazy for selfie sticks ever since a couple of Twitter users posted modified images of Hollywood’s toughest characters with their guns swapped out for the hated tech accessories.

The Photoshop swap really has a way of removing all the menace from a person — especially if their new phone has a ladybug case on it. You can see some examples below (as well as some we put together because we just couldn’t help ourselves).

Terminator 2 — Here is the one that started everything. Apparently, the T-800 wasn’t so busy saving the future of humanity that he couldn’t get his ego on.
Photo: @StoneCodeSteveAustin (via Twitter)

The second shot — Liam Neeson in *Non-Stop*. I haven’t seen this movie, but I can’t imagine watching it with a straight face now.
Photo: Matt Haughey (via Twitter)

Dirty Harry — After this, Clint Eastwood spent 20 minutes taking pictures of an empty chair.
Photo: Matt Haughey (via Twitter)

Pulp Fiction — “Everybody say, ‘Bad Mother F***er!'”
Photo: Matt Haughey (via Twitter)

The Matrix — Don’t laugh at the case. Agent Smith deserves to look and feel pretty.
Photo: Matt Haughey (via Twitter)

The Princess Bride selfie stick — Inigo Montoya’s father was a great selfie-stick maker.
Photo: Evan Killham/Cult of Mac

Mad Max: Fury Road selfie stick — Imperator Furiosa is so tough that she took a moment to document the time she kicked Mad Max’s ass.
Photo: Evan Killham/Cult of Mac

Star Wars, Episode III: Revenge of the Sith selfie stick — General Grievous took selfie sticks as trophies from all of the Jedi he killed. And he’ll be damned if he isn’t going to let everyone know about that time he met Obi-Wan Kenobi.
Photo: Evan Killham/Cult of Mac

The Dark Knight selfie stick — Harvey Dent is about to lose all of his followers on Instagram.
Photo: Evan Killham/Cult of Mac

Via: NDTV

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