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Stunning animation, intrigue, rotoscoping, mystery, Thomas Beale; this story of an unsolved code has it all. So take ten minutes out of your day and treat yourself. Go on, you deserve it. Well, you probably don't but, the boss isn't looking, so why not.
It looks (smells?) like the empire struck back in their underwear. As far as elevating the medium of film to an art form this video goes a long way to do that. Because farts are highly intellectual thoughts, just coming out the other end tis all. But you don't want to be near Yoda when he lets rip, that swamp ain't got nothing on his ass.
Whatever tour thoughts on beat boxing, this is impressive, taking in a potted history of that most modern of genres, hip hop, in 4 minutes of beat boxing prowess by Frenchman EKLIPS. Represent, yo.
The sublime comedy gold of the deep fried variety that is the DJO dubbing of popular sci-fi shows and films, that sounds like the dialogue was made by throwing the internet into a blender and scattering the results, confetti-style, over the film's sound track. And just you wait and hear what Chewie was doing to the mail man. Shocking behaviour, even for a Wookie.
NASA might be able to put a man on the moon, but they haven’t launched a DIY weather balloon full of 200 paper planes, carrying messages from the world’s populace, to the edge of the earth’s atmosphere--36,500 metres up--and paper-bombed Germany!
There's nothing like cheesy feet. M'mmm. They certainly do get the mouth watering, and the only thing better than cheesy feet is the dry, flaky skin that comes off them. Oh man that stuff is so delicious, sprinkle it on your cereal for a real breakfast treat.
There were so many good things abut rock in the 80s. Well I say so many, the clothes were pretty appalling and the hair. My God, the hair. When I say so many I mainly mean the hot chicks and the electrifying tunes. And this video has both those things. And plenty of them.
Those heroes in a half shell get the fan made film treatment and it's better than any movie that's come out featuring those ninja turtles. The only problem with it is it leaves you wanting to see a full length movie of this total badassery.
So, is this the bravest thing anyone's ever done, or the dumbest? You'd think it must be the latter but when it gets across like a boss, you know that whatever happens Mr Bus Driver is going to get those kids to school. Even if it kills them.
This is Mark Visser and here he is big wave riding in a notoriously badass area of beach in Maui, Hawaii. At night. Yep, that makes him pretty cool. And wearing all those lit up clothes makes him looking like he's surfing in some gladiatorial TRON-style battle inside The Grid.
OK,so it sounds kinda weird, like you imagine it might as you were approaching the event horizon of Keisha's asshole, but it's infinitely better than listening to any of her dumb records, with her stupid faux rebelliousness. Maybe she should attempt to ape this sound in her live performances, as well as slow-mo dancing. Yeah.
You'd think mashing up the mash-up of all mash-up artists Girl Talk, would result in some terrible consequences, like the universe opening up and swallowing all the hot women of the earth. But no, it just sounds awesome.
To think these sort of effects were cutting edge when neanderthal man lumbered about the earth. How far we've come, now look at us with our lazer legs and holographic faces! But seriously, this is actual footage shot in 1982 when aliens landed in the Middle Ages.
This is taken from Chris Cunningham's live show from last year, the king of mindf*cks who lives in an Ancient pagan temple beneath the Thames conducting experiments on talking animals and watching lots of Star Wars. Backwards. Through binoculars.
The title to this is just as confusing as the video itself. A man performs what looks like some form of yogic exercises around what looks like a sunny American city in what looks like some French weirdness. C'est le vie.
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