Awesome Videos

Steve Snoey needs you to help fund his short film about Pvt. Sammy Vogel: a US Army infantryman, an unsung hero of World War II and a 7-ton, 40-foot long Tyrannosaurus Rex.

Andrew Mc Murry plays a man who manages to create a true 3D version of Roller Coaster Tycoon. He does what anyone who’s ever played a tycoon game has done at least once: go on a power trip.

YouTuber Buchan39 made the characters of Mad Men “sing” Never Gonna Give You Up. It’s amazing to see just how many times the characters have said the word “never”. Or “desert”.

When put under the intense pressure of a time limit and a chance to win lots of money, sometimes we become extraordinarily honest. But mostly we just go stupid. We haven’t laughed this hard in ages.

Sometimes life derails us from where we think we’re supposed to go, only to take us somewhere better. This short film by Jacob Wyatt is about a sneaky white fox who steals a girl’s train ticket.

Another captivating video of freestyle skater Kilian Martin. While we also love his previous skate videos, Juan Rayos’ focus on the tricks  – no special effects, no music – is just as effective.

Black Moon Studios is back with another “instructional video.” This time they show us how to tell if a plane flying overhead is on a long haul flight. It’s really simple. Impossible, but simple.

Devin Supertramp’s latest clip features a real-life Altaïr jumping from roofs, walls, scaffolds and other urban scenery. Stunts performed by Ronnie Shalvis. See a cool behind-the-scenes clip here.

British table tennis player David Wetherill dished out a well-placed return shot while he was falling in his match against Germany’s Kusiak Thomasz at the 2012 London Paralympic Games.

By the end of their movie, most of The Avengers seem to be comfortable with their superhero status, but can you imagine how things might go if the brooding and miserable Batman joined them?

Jeroen Wolf of Imagine Video spent nearly a year in and around Amsterdam to make this short clip, which captures everyday people from ages 0 to 100, each speaking their age in their native tongue.

Artist Patrick Vale draws the view of the Manhattan skyline from the Empire State Building. It took Vale about 5 days on and off to finish the drawing. The song is Moanin’ by Charles Mingus.

Take a hyperactive musical trip with Chris Lohr’s remix of the first two seasons of Breaking Bad. We don’t know which is more difficult to watch – miserable Walt or evil Walt.

Unscrupulous opportunists are constantly trying to pull one over on everyday citizens and their insurance policies, but this guy’s attempt to scam a driver who “hit” him is just downright hilarious.

Matt Mulholland covers Katy Perry’s Teenage Dream by sampling and looping his voice to mimic the accompanying musical instruments. His skill is equaled only by his majestic T-shirt.

F1 racer David Coulthard drove Red Bull’s RB7 Formula 1 race car through the streets of NYC, through the Lincoln Tunnel and into New Jersey in anticipation of 2013’s Grand Prix of America.

Mario and Fafa explain everything you need to know about SPAM, and teach us about junk mail (not potted meat products) and the origins of the unwanted stuff that clutters all our inboxes.

It all began with fried eggs. This is the origin story of the superhero duo known as the Mind Readers. Although frankly their story isn’t that impressive until Jeff. Jeff Jeff Jeff Jeff Jeff Jeff Jeff Jeff.

Joe Simon used a Canon 5D Mk. III to shoot this time-lapse of the world famous city, a gem formed out of both the mountains and the sea. The song is An Ocean Tumbled By by Lowercase Noises.

See this incredible metal Skyrim helmet? Watch and learn a thing or two about welding, grinding, cutting and modern-day blacksmithing in this build video by its creator, Shannon Clawson.

The title and still for this clip pretty much give away the punchline of this slightly tweaked scene from Stanley Kubrick’s horror classic The Shining. And if you don’t know your K-pop, brush up now.

The video for Duquesne Whistle, a single from Tempest, Bob Dylan’s 35th album. Apparently, the clip is filled with references to Dylan, though we think the song is better off on its own.

YouTuber Ben Burville was diving off the coast of Northumberland in England when he came upon a very sweet Grey seal. The wild mammal used its front flippers to hold Burville’s hands.