McDonald’s: Future Me
This animated commercial for McDonald’s Japan is about a branch manager watching over one of her new crew members. Welp, guess it’s time for our annual viewing of The Devil is a Part-timer!
This animated commercial for McDonald’s Japan is about a branch manager watching over one of her new crew members. Welp, guess it’s time for our annual viewing of The Devil is a Part-timer!
An international team of researchers have developed Face2Face, an amazing technology which allows an subject’s face to be captured with a standard webcam, then remap their facial expressions onto another subject in a video in real time, with very convincing results.
We really don’t want to say this, but damn, Richie’s back at it again with the fun tricks. Let the Jackie Chan of skateboarding show you new ways to grind, flip and go down stairs in Thrasher’s awesome skate video.
(PG-13: Language) The Graham Norton Show put together this compilation of celebrity guests who for one reason or another did impressions, accents, or other silly voices while on the show. Next time we’re in a McDonalds, we’re so ordering a Corta Panda.
Director Taz Goldstein’s short film pokes fun of the trope of the all-knowing, all-seeing evil computers found in sci-fi movies like TRON. While this machine does its best to crush the will of all who encounter it, this particular subject seems impervious to its demands.
Ylvis’ Bård Ylvisåker believes that love can overcome all barriers, because love has its own language. No, literally. He speaks Lovian. Lovese? We’re starting to think these dudes are remaking Dr. Dolittle.
(PG-13: Language) Casually Explained talks about the perils of learning French. It seems that every word has a homonym that’s related to sex. Of course since it’s this doofus talking we don’t actually know if anything he said is true.
(PG-13: Language) Aunty Donna takes its hyperbolic Haven’t You Done Well skits to the bland world of their miniseries 1999. It’s like watching preteens imagine what doing coke looks like. Don’t do the dregs kids.
(PG-13: Language) YouTuber Taz Knight shares this intense wipeout from his first attempt at surfing in Mexico’s Puerto Escondido. It looked harmless from afar, but Taz’s perspective turned us into Bill the caveman: when does the hurting stop?
This guy is awfully proud of his newly repaired fence – a fence he built specifically to keep his dog in the yard. But just like his lack of skill with his smartphone’s camera, his fence is a complete failure as well.
Back in 2010, Conan O’Brien marked his move from NBC to TBS by working as a cable TV installer for a day. And we all know that for Coco, work means to bother everyone and make sure nothing gets done. Man that beard was awesome.
(PG-13: Language) “I’m gonna do a poledance and seduce the dragon.” YouTuber Grant Smith and his buddies re-dubbed an episode of the ’80s cartoon series Dungeons & Dragons as a tabletop roleplaying session.
(Gore) Joey van Embden created this fan tribute to Fallout 4 using a combination of in-game footage set to the uplifting 1978 Queen track Don’t Stop Me Now. Bethesda should really use this as a commercial.
One of our favorite 1980’s guilty pleasures is the music of German synth-pop band Kraftwerk. Andy Westphal feels the same way, and performed a fun cover of their track The Robots with the help of his son Hudson. Now is the time on Sprockets when we dance.
“A look of elderly blood lust spread across her wrinkled face!” While this would have been even more amusing if the guy wasn’t edited into this news footage, we still got a good laugh out his description of the carnage that occurred when a woman drove her car into an Arby’s.
“Sunglasses! Why are they called sunglasses? They block the sun!” We haven’t heard much from Pete Holmes since his show was cancelled. But you know who really wants to be heard? New Material Seinfeld. Watch him try out his jokes on Pete.
A look at the impressive new real-time performance capture technology being used in the making of the console game Hellblade. This allows scenes to be acted out and observed in real time in the game world, accelerating development, and improving creative freedom.
From the “because it could be done” file: Jean Yves Blondeau’s rather silly looking ski suit allows him to ski using not just his feet, but also with his hands, chest or back. While it looks insane at times, it’s also a great way to make your falls look intentional.
Night Verses drummer Aric Improta shows off an impressive bit of showmanship in which he performs a backflip between two drum kits, and manages to keep the rhythm going with only the briefest of pauses in his solo.
YouTuber Michael Ryan simply describes this brief clip as follows: “This massive V8 powered fish is dropping the fattest skid of the decade!” It seems only appropriate that this video was discovered by a Redditor going by the screenname YouTubeGoingDownhill.
“You are what you love, not what loves you.” Charlie Kaufman’s characters often know what they want, but they struggle to justify why they deserve to have it. Leigh Singer tries to capture the brilliant writer and director’s mindset using clips from his movies.
Clark Kent’s glasses may be the dumbest disguise ever thought of. Or are they? Henry Cavill thinks that Clark might actually be overdoing it. The actor paraded around Times Square with a photographer and a Superman t-shirt on, but New York ignored him.
(PG-13: Language) For their latest video, Racka Racka envisions a world in which the action on screen in Street Fighter bleeds off the screen and quickly turns into one of their typically brutal backyard brawls. Psycho Crusher!
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