VIDEO: Downfall Hitler parody memes go into overdrive

13 movies to get you in to the "meme"


22 September 2009 16:05 GMT / By Stuart Miles

Ever seen the movie Downfall about the fall of Hitler at the end of the Second World War? It's a fantastic film, however we are betting you haven't seen it. Sorry.

What you probably have seen is one of the parodies below. There are hundreds of them ranging from tech to politics all using the same clip whenever something hasn't gone the way some had hoped.

Here are our favourite ones:

The one where... HD DVD loses against Blu-ray




The one where... Adolf Hitler gets banned from xbox live




The one where... Chelsea lose




The one where... Hitler finds out about the Downfall Meme




The one where... Hilter finds out about Monkey Island game returning




The one where... Hitler finds out Kanye West Disses Taylor Swift at the VMA




The one where... Hitler finds out people are playing NHS food bingo




The one where... Hitler's computer cashes




The one where... Hitler finds out the iPod touch 3rd gen doesn't include a camera




The one where... Hitler finds out that Michael Jackson has died




The one where... Hitler gets banned from World of Warcraft




The one where... Hitler finds out the Avatar trailer sucks




The one where... Oasis split




The one where... Hitler finds out his subtitles are wrong
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