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What is it with owners too lazy to throw the ball to their dogs? Here, another resourceful pup figures out how to play fetch without any need for its master to lift a finger.
What is it with owners too lazy to throw the ball to their dogs? Here, another resourceful pup figures out how to play fetch without any need for its master to lift a finger.
Jason Craft used “3D tracking, seamless camera cuts and 3D camera projection” to recreate the mind-bending and space-warping ability of the Portal gun. The gun itself isn’t a prop but CGI.
Keith Hopkin and his best friends take in the warm California atmosphere in the latest edition of Dogs in Cars. We frequently knock dogs for acting like fools, but who can hate a face like that?
Ever heard of finger tutting? Let dancers JayFunk and Joey “Fiasko” Daniels show you how it’s done in this commercial for the Samsung Galaxy S III. Watch their other commercials here.
Now you know why they call fancy fellows “fly.” This robber fly dropped by YouTuber mjlttown’s microscope and busted its hairy ass and legs like Nathan Barnett but with an extra pair of limbs.
(NSFW) A 6-year old goes to his parents bedroom first thing in the morning and stumbles upon them doing the dirty deed. A commercial for the Young Director Award made by BETC Paris.
The Blumasters updated the king of all platformers, giving it a neat 3D perspective. They also added a few effects to make it more realistic, though they might have gone a little overboard with it.
Conan O’Brien is in Chicago this week, and kicked things off with a bang by launching a 10-foot bratwurst over the Chicago River. Why? Why the heck not? Jump to 2:25 to cut to the chase.
An incredible real-time demo of the 3D graphical prowess of the new Unreal Engine 4, with some of the most impressive lighting, fluid and environment effects we’ve seen on a personal computer.
A storyteller “sells” one of her wares in Polder Animation’s (Blik) understated parable about the value of art and sharing knowledge. Hands down one of the best short films seen in a while.
Jimmy Fallon, The Roots and Carly Rae Jepsen play an acoustic version of the unstoppable force of pop music that is Call Me Maybe using children’s musical instruments and a Casio synthesizer.
Wellesley High School teacher David McCullough Jr. reminds new graduates that they are far from unique and urges them to be worthy of their advantages and to be selfless.
Quirkology returns with 10 simple challenges you can do for your friends, with the odds tipped firmly in your favor. Think of yourself like a casino with a 100% house advantage.
Two contrasting kittens. One’s dark with stripes and one’s light-colored with spots, but more importantly one wants to play while the other one just wants to nap. Why can’t kids be this quiet?
It’s been a while since FPSRussia blew up some stuff real good for us. Here, he takes out a car, and turns the powerful 76mm gun on a Hellcat Tank into an oversize potato gun.
A collection of time-lapse videos of landscapes, ancient landmarks and the night sky. Sean F. White compiled the images over a period of 6 years, traveling to 24 countries across all 7 continents.
YouTuber wetwipey strapped an action camera on his 2-year old daughter’s head and played a few rounds of hide and seek with her. Babies don’t really know how to use their knees yet do they?
“Oral legend” Beardyman purses his lips and puts on an entertaining and amazingly diverse vocal performance at the BBC Comedy Proms in front of a crowd at Britain’s Royal Albert Hall.
Ice cream trucks are rolling metaphors of happiness and innocence, but we have to remember there are people driving them. People who can flip out and recreate Twisted Metal IRL.
A graduation production by students from the Multimedia and Animation Arts at the National Taiwan University of Arts, Murder is a grim tale of repression akin to Memento and The Prestige.
Physicist Neil DeGrasse Tyson argues that the 1969 moon landing inspired the foundation of many movements, spurred by the views of Earth from the moon, of our home as one homogenous whole.
Youtuber FamishedMammal gives some new life to the epicly clichéd O Fortuna in this animation of misheard lyrics. They must really be famished with all the food references they were hearing.
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