Awesome Movies

If you missed this rude, crude, and generally funny retro romp when it hit theaters, now’s your chance to go back to 1986. The unrated Blu-ray disc includes tons of bonus footage. (Also on DVD).

David Fincher’s flick is based on the book The Accidental Billionaires: The Founding of Facebook, a Tale of Sex, Money, Genius and Betrayal, recounting the explosive early days of the website.

We’re not sure if adding little kids to the Focker series is a good idea, but Stiller and DeNiro were pretty funny in the first two movies, so maybe we’ll give it a chance when it comes out this Christmas.

Based on Warren Ellis’ graphic novel, an all-star cast led by Bruce Willis, Mary-Louise Parker, Helen Mirren, Morgan Freeman and John Malkovich play ex-CIA agents who can’t leave their pasts behind.

Feeling randy, baby? Or just never could get enough of Mike Myers’ shag-a-delic Austin Powers flicks? Now’s your chance to own one of the custom 1970 Jaguar E-Types used in the movies.

Get an early glimpse at Seth Rogan, Jay Chou, and Cameron Diaz in the world-premiere trailer of the quirky superhero remake, directed by Michel Gondry. Christoph Waltz looks menacing as ever.

HelloMovies is a more practical version of IMDB. Aside from information and recommendations, they provide links to Netflix, iTunes, Xbox Live and more, so you can buy or rent movies right away.

Brazilian designer Pedro Vidotto strips these iconic Hollywood movies down to their barest essence in his series of modern, minimal poster art. The Toy Story one is our personal favorite.

After a murder reminiscent of his own parents’ death, Batman struggles with his own demons. It can’t compete with Nolan’s Bat-films, but the $27k fan flick gives 1990s Batman a run for his money.

Video mashup magician Leandro Copperfield spent 25 days, painstakingly combining the most memorable (and violent) scenes ever from 34 films by Stanley Kubrick and Martin Scorcese. (NSFW).

The Downfall meme returns, thanks to the buzzing South African trumpet known as vuvuzela, which is currently annoying the hell out of both viewers and the players at the World Cup.

Loosely based on a true story, Luke Wilson, Giovanni Ribisi and Gabriel Macht star in this tale of the first money made from what would eventually become the Internet’s most popular pastime.

We featured the number one video on this list previously, but there’s talent afoot in the other 9 videos shot with the Canon 5D MkII with 21.1 MP CMOS sensor and 30 fps full HD video recording.

San Francisco artist Scott Campbell has created a playful chronicling of some of the greatest confrontations in film history, presented in ink and paint at his website The Great Showdowns.

Ever wonder what happened to Jack Rebney, the hilarious NSFW Winnebago Man? Fortunately for us, the Winnebago Man documentary is due out next month, so we’ll be able to get an update.

Warning. If blood and guts gross you out, do not watch this clip. If you’re like the rest of us, crank it up and get ready to watch 2 minutes of the most over-the-top Japanese splatterfest you’ll ever see.

Grab your clubs and kill all the golfers! The 30th Anniversary edition of Caddyshack hits Blu-ray today, chockful of bonuses. Update: Contest has concluded. Congrats to the winners!

This brilliant short film manages to capture just about every visual cliché you can think of in one action-packed 4 minute clip. Creator Jacob Bricca recommends full volume/full screen playback.

We had no idea they had Ninjas in Norway, but Kommandør Treholt & Ninjatroppen tells the story of how Cmdr. Arne Treholt and his Ninja Force saved Norway during the Cold War. Go figure.

This critical darling follows an enterprising novelty inventor through the backstreets of Shanghai as he tries to get his “humorous domestic hygiene product” made. Premieres on IFC Flims 6/16.

You might not want to watch this if you’re eating: Jonah Hill and director Nicholas Stoller discuss the intricacies of the, uh, “Drugs Up The Rectum Scene” in the upcoming film Get Him To The Greek.

Inanis Aedes, or House of Emptiness, is a very zen 2 minute full CG video about a quiet place in which Movement has many faces, created by French students Meradi Omar and Roussel Beranger.

Rhys Ifans and Chloë Sevingny star in the story of Howard Marks, the most famous drug dealer in UK history, who was at times wanted by the CIA, MI6, DEA, IRA and the Mafia. Think Blow with Brits.