X-Men First Class: Sixties Style
Joe D made this sweet and sexy 60s Saul Bass inspired title sequence for the upcoming movie X-Men: First Class. If you were a fan of the 90s X-Men cartoon, you’re in for a treat.
Joe D made this sweet and sexy 60s Saul Bass inspired title sequence for the upcoming movie X-Men: First Class. If you were a fan of the 90s X-Men cartoon, you’re in for a treat.
At first glance, Dark Matters’ music video for Kenton Slash Demon’s Daemon looks like laser beams, but on closer inspection, you’ll see that all of the shapes are made from illuminated string.
You can rest assured you won’t be seeing videos of some random dude’s junk on CuteRoulette. The site is 100% full of ridiculously cute clips of animals being adorable. Nawwwwwww.
Holly Thompson ended up in the hospital and on BBC’s Bizarre ER series after she dislocated her jaw by yawning. The solution was surprisingly simple. +1 for the totally unsympathetic narrator.
Compressing 11 hours into two minutes, Nate Bolt’s stop-motion vid of his flight from San Francisco to Paris includes sheer gorgeousness: mountains, stars wheeling overhead, and the Aurora Borealis.
Because we love it when kids tell it like it is: check out the amusing, intelligent and articulate reactions these guys have to Rebecca Black’s putrid homage to the last day of the school (and work) week.
(NSFW: Language) Two really intense and hyped up Canadian soldiers show us how they make hot coffee in Afghanistan. The trick is to use heater packs and scream a lot. Oh and try not to get shot.
We assume this cat is watching Animal Planet, or maybe he just likes CNN. We really can’t tell since the show is in Russian. Either way, kitty needs to get out of the house more and get some exercise.
(NSFW: Partial Nudity & Language) A man’s day goes from bad to worse and beyond, thanks to a cellphone and one creepy kid in Dirk Beliën’s Oscar-nominated dark comedy short, Gridlock.
This incredibly-preserved archive footage of San Francisco’s Market Street was filmed shortly before the great quake and fire of 1906. Makes you think how far we’ve come in 100 years.
(NSFW: Brief Nudity) Last we saw from animatronic wiz John Nolan, he made a mouse pump iron. Check out more of his mind-blowing and creepy mechanical creations in his latest showreel.
There’s not a whole lot to be said about this 9-second clip, other than the fact that it deserves just as many views as Dramatic Chipmunk. Plus, it’s got “wiener” in the title.
Freddie Wong is back, taking on all comers thanks to a handy set of claymore mines, a bunch of the Action Factory stunt team flying through the air, and the requisite Freddie dose of After Effects.
Remember how scary mommy’s nose was for baby Emerson? Turns out that’s not the only thing that the tot has his eyes fixed on. At least he finds a little something to laugh about.
MyDamnChannel’s Mark Malkoff decides to take to the streets of New York on a kid’s trike to see if he can beat an MTA bus in a one-mile race across 42nd Street. Guess who gets to the finish line first?
(NSFW: Language) Billy Crystal wants to play Harry Burns again. The executives think it’s a good idea, but they have a couple of suggestions to help the movie appeal to today’s discerning moviegoer.
YouTube user Tobuscus – the man who sang about the Dead Island and Halo: Reach trailers – continues to make fun of dramatic video game commercials. Hide in a park and murder people!
The thunder god gets down and dirty while still in his mortal – albeit still above average – form in this excruciatingly short clip from the movie. Watch out for a certain sharp-shooting Avenger.
Carl Sagan takes a look at the various lifeforms throughout the known universe, their idiosyncrasies and idiotic customs, in this educational video that just gets weirder and weirder by the second.
You know how they say that previews sometimes give away the best part of movies? Well, what would happen if trailers actually revealed the biggest secrets in movies too? Spoiler alert x5.
Check out this vintage rejection letter from journalist Lafcadio Hearn to his paramour; their relationship ended when she sent him a photograph of her in a low-cut dress. Harsh. (Thanks Billy!)
National Geographic offers a fascinating series of videos that showcase young men from Sudan and their cultural observations of America, as they are introduced to it for the first time. (Thanks Tyler!)
A story about a man with a unique job – he’s just like a process server, except he deals with more personal matters. This could be spun off into a short film or a sitcom. Directed by Kosai Sekine.
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